Application Engineer - Aero Engine
makinoMason (OH)
About the role
Position: Application Engineer - Aero Engine
Location: Mason, OH
Remote Status: On-Site
Job Id: 796-Aero# of Openings:0Application Engineer - Aero Engine Group
Location: Mason, OH
Type: Full-time | Travel: Up to 50% (project-based)
Company Overview:
Makino is a global leader in machining technology for aerospace, automotive, and medical industries. We offer stability, competitive pay, and growth opportunities.
Job Summary:
Support aerospace engine component manufacturing through process development, tooling design, CNC programming, and customer collaboration.
Responsibilities:
Utilizing Makino's advanced milling and grinding platforms, utilizing 3+2 and simultaneous 5-axis machining techniques.
Develop machining processes and NC programs (Siemens NX).Design tooling, fixtures, and dressing rolls.
Simulate programs in Vericut; execute on Makino platforms.
Conduct test cuts and machine demos.
Provide post-sale support and training at customer sites.
Document project results and process plans.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's in engineering or 2+ years relevant experience. OR 5+ years hands-on machining/CNC experience.
Aerospace and tight-tolerance machining preferred.
Multi-axis CNC, Fanuc/Makino controls knowledge.
Benefits:
Competitive salary & top-notch benefits (401(k), disability, bonus program).3 weeks paid time off in first year.
Professional development & training.
Inclusive, supportive culture.
We believe that the interests of our company and people are inseparable, and we are committed to developing a diverse team of creative and independent professionals. Employees enjoy a stable work environment from a company with years of success and growth in the machine tool industry.
Makino is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities
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