Flute Grinder
coyote technical executive sourcingFranklin (MA)
About the role
Flute Grinder
Job description
Position Summary:
A leading medical device contract manufacturer seeking a highly skilled Flute Grinder to join their precision machining team.
Key Responsibilities: Machine Operation & Setup
Required Skills & Experience:
Minimum 3-5 years of experience setting up and running. Proven experience as a hands-on machinist in a high-precision environment. Competence in reading blueprints, GD&T, and interpreting technical specifications. Skilled in using micrometers, dial indicators, and inspection tools to maintain tight tolerances. Familiarity with Microsoft Excel for basic tracking and communication. Physical ability to lift parts and materials up to 40 pounds. High school diploma or equivalent; vocational training or apprenticeship preferred.
Preferred Qualifications:
Familiarity with CNC grinding, lathes, or manual equipment. Background in regulated industries (medical device, aerospace, etc.). Continuous improvement mindset with lean manufacturing exposure.
Job Type:
Full-time Expected hours: 40 - 50 per week Benefits:401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance No sponsorship visa (H1-B, etc) candidates at this time, sorry. Qualified candidates must submit their resume in Microsoft Word format along with at least three professional references to: COYOTE TECHNICAL & EXECUTIVE SOURCINGPhil Montoya Director of Sourcing Flute Grinder - Franklin, MA Flute GrinderCNCSetupMachinistFranklinNorfolkMassachusettsManufacturingJobs
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