Vast
CNC Machinist
Long Beach, California, United States. Posted 2 months ago
The role
The CNC Mill Machinist will manufacture hardware from billet material and additively manufactured hardware using state of the art CNC machinery. This role supports the development of systems for the design and build of artificial-gravity human-rated space stations.
What you will do
- Set up and operate multi-axis CNC Mills/Lathes
- Read and interpret setup sheets and tool lists
- Check parts using optical comparator, caliper, and micrometers
- Understand speeds and feeds
- Communicate with machine shop leadership regarding quality issues
- Perform first article inspections
- Deburr all parts to ensure quality part
- Read and intercept aerospace drawings
- Perform basic maintenance needs of the machine
- Work as a team and pass on workload to the following shift
Required qualifications
- 2+ years of CNC machining experience
Nice to have
- 5+ years working with CNC machines with HAAS and Fanuc controls
- High school diploma or equivalent work experience
- Working knowledge of GD&T
- Working knowledge of G code
- Strong Mechanical aptitude
- Ability to deburr all parts to ensure quality parts
- Strong oral and written communication
- College or Trade school certificate
- Working knowledge of Additive Manufactured Parts
- Multi-axis Mill, Lathe, Mill-Turn and Turn-Mill knowledge
Benefits
- Company equity
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and dependents
- Generous paid time off
- Up to 20+ days of vacation for exempt staff
- Up to 10+ days of vacation for non-exempt staff with ability to cash-out unused vacation annually
- Paid parental leave
- Short and long-term disability insurance
- Life insurance
- Access to a 401(k) retirement plan
- ClassPass credits
- Personalized mental healthcare through Spring Health
- Snacks, drip coffee & onsite barista, cold drinks, and dinner meals remaining free of charge
About the company
Vast is developing next-generation space stations and space infrastructure. Headquartered in Long Beach, California, the company has built facilities capable of manufacturing America’s next space station.