Deburring Technician / Laser Operations / Aerospace Manufacturing

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Job Description: Overview You will finish customer-supplied material after laser processing by removing burrs, slag, and edge imperfections to meet drawing requirements. This role ensures parts are clean, compliant, and ready for final inspection and return to the customer, with occasional exposure to flow testing operations. Responsibilities Deburr laser-cut parts; remove slag, sharp edges, and heat-affected material Blend edges while maintaining geometry and tolerances Use hand tools, abrasives, and pneumatic equipment Read prints and follow routers/work instructions Perform visual checks and basic measurement (calipers, gauges)Identify cut quality issues and flag upstream Handle thin or delicate parts without distortion Support downstream operations, including basic machining tasks as needed Qualifications 1–3 years deburring experience (laser or machining environment preferred)Strong attention to detail and manual control Familiar with grinders, files, and abrasive tools Preferred - Not required Exposure to CNC machining or interest in developing machining skills Experience with Inconel, stainless, or titanium Aerospace/AS9100 environment What Matters Clean, inspection-ready edges Consistent output to support schedule Willingness to learn and take on additional responsibility Why Join 4-day work week (4, 10-hour days, Mon-Thurs) Stable aerospace/defense programs Overtime available (Fridays)

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