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CNC Machinist PositionsTessera is expanding our Aerospace Manufacturing team in Auburn, WA, and is seeking multiple CNC Machinists across various shifts.Benefits of a full time Aerospace CNC Machinist Level I, II, or III include:Medical, Dental, Vision, Life & Short-Term Disability InsuranceElective 401(k) retirement plan with employer match after 90-days of employment. Tessera will match 0.5% for every 1% up to 6%. Funds are subject to vesting.Flexible Spending Accounts for both medical and dependent care11 paid holidays, accrual of 10 paid days of vacation at the start of employment, paid sick leavePotential shared earning bonusTuition assistance is available after 1 year of employment and potential scholarships for qualified dependentsProfessional development, certifications, and training opportunitiesVerizon wireless discountEmployee Assistance Program (EAP), and an engaging wellness programPublic Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility for full-time employeesCNC Machinist ILocation: Auburn, Washington (In-Person)Type: Non-ExemptWork Schedule: Full-time, Day Shift, Second ShiftCompensation: $21.63 - $28.85 per hour (Dependent on Experience)The CNC Machinist I is an entry-level role responsible for operating CNC machines under close supervision to produce parts that meet quality and safety requirements. This position focuses on learning shop processes, reading basic engineering drawings, and performing routine inspections. The CNC Machinist I supports production goals by following established work instructions and maintaining an organized, safe work area.Typical duties include but are not limited to:Operate CNC machines under supervision in compliance with Tessera QMS quality procedures and AS9100Follow documented work instructions, travelers, and routers to ensure full traceabilityLoad and unload parts, tools, and fixtures while protecting product and machinery from damageRead and interpret basic aerospace engineering drawings and manufacturing notesPerform basic dimensional inspections using calibrated measurement equipmentComplete in-process inspection steps as defined by quality plansAccurately record production, inspection results, and lot traceability documentationIdentify, segregate, and report nonconforming material per Tessera Quality proceduresHandle ITAR-controlled technical data and hardware in accordance with company policyMaintain clean, organized work areas consistent with 5S and FOD prevention practicesFollow all safety, EHS, and ITAR-control requirements at all timesParticipate in ongoing training related to aerospace quality, compliance, and machiningBe willing to work overtime if/as requiredAll Other Duties as AssignedQualifications:High school diploma, GED or equivalent, required0–3 years of CNC machining experience or completion of a recognized machining training programBasic understanding of CNC machine operation and shop safety practicesAbility to read basic engineering drawings and follow written work instructionsFamiliarity with common measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, height gauges)Ability to accurately complete production and inspection documentationWillingness to work in a highly regulated aerospace environment and eligibility to work in an ITAR-controlled settingCompletion of a technical machining certificate or apprenticeship, preferredIntroductory exposure to aerospace quality systems (AS9100, ISO 9001), preferredFamiliarity with GD&T fundamentals, preferredExperience working with aluminum or common aerospace alloys, preferredDemonstrated attention to detail and commitment to quality and safetyBe willing to work overtime if/as requiredCNC Machinist IILocation: Auburn, Washington (In-Person)Type: Non-ExemptWork Schedule: Full-time, Day Shift, Second ShiftCompensation: $24.04 - $33.65 per hour (Dependent on Experience)The CNC Machinist II independently sets up and operates CNC equipment to produce precision components in accordance with engineering specifications. This role requires proficiency in blueprint interpretation, in-process inspection, and basic troubleshooting of machining issues. The CNC Machinist II actively contributes to continuous improvement efforts and may assist in training or mentoring CNC Machinist II employees.Typical duties include but are not limited to:Independently set up and operate CNC machines producing aerospace componentsInterpret complex aerospace drawings, specifications, and GD&T requirementsVerify correct program revisions, tooling, and documentation prior to productionPerform first- part, in-process, and final inspections per Quality System requirementsUse advanced measuring tools and ensure all equipment is properly calibratedMake machining adjustments to maintain tight tolerances and flight-critical qualityTroubleshoot common machining, tooling, and dimensional issuesEnsure complete and accurate production, inspection, and traceability recordsIdentify and contain nonconforming product in accordance with QMS proceduresSupport continuous improvement initiatives focused on quality, yield, and efficiencyAssist in training and mentoring CNC Machinist I employees on aerospace requirementsComply with ITAR, export controls, and controlled data handling requirementsAll Other Duties as AssignedQualifications:High school diploma, GED or equivalentJourneyman Machinist certification or equivalent experience, preferred3-5 years of CNC machining experience in an aerospace or regulated manufacturing environmentIntermediate understanding of CNC machine operation and shop safety practicesFamiliarity with common measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, height gauges)Ability to accurately complete production and inspection documentationCompletion of a technical machining certificate or apprenticeship, preferredProven ability to independently set up and operate CNC machinesProficiency reading aerospace engineering drawings, specifications, and GD&TExperience performing first-article, in-process, and final inspectionsStrong understanding of AS9100 documentation, traceability, and nonconformance controlAbility to troubleshoot machining, tooling, and dimensional issuesWillingness to work in a highly regulated aerospace environment and eligibility to work in an ITAR-controlled settingExperience working with aluminum or common aerospace alloys, preferredCNC Machinist IIILocation: Auburn, Washington (In-Person)Type: Non-ExemptWork Schedule: Full-time, Day Shift, Second ShiftCompensation: $28.85 - $40.87 per hour (Dependent on Experience)The CNC Machinist III is a senior-level role responsible for complex setups, advanced machining operations, and solving challenging manufacturing problems. This position partners closely with engineering and quality to optimize processes, improve cycle times, and ensure first-pass yield. The CNC Machinist III serves as a technical leader on the shop floor, mentoring others and driving best practices in safety, quality, and efficiency.Typical duties include but are not limited to:Lead complex CNC setups and advanced machining operations across the plantOptimize CNC programs, tooling strategies, and machining processes for aerospace applicationsInterpret and apply advanced GD&T, customer specifications, and aerospace standardsDiagnose and resolve
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auburn, WA, 98001, US
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