CCAM Machining & Fabrication Technologist at CCAM

Disputanta, Virginia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Oct, 26

Salary

28.0

Posted On

05 Jul, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Manual Machining, Fabrication, Welding, Industrial Equipment Maintenance, CNC Machining, Troubleshooting, Technical Documentation, Preventive Maintenance, Mechanical Aptitude, Safety Protocol Adherence, Export Control Compliance, Data Entry, Electrical Principles, Process Improvement, Assembly, Quality Measurement

Industry

Research Services

Description

Description Position Overview: The Machining and Fabrication Technologist plays a critical role in operating industrial equipment for processes such as subtractive machining as well as for ensuring the reliability, safety, and efficiency of such operations. This position is vital to supporting a range of projects through hands-on operation, development of operational procedures, completion of maintenance, execution of various non-routine tasks, capture of quality measurements, and assistance in troubleshooting and resolving technical issues. This individual will be responsible, detail-oriented, and highly collaborative, bringing a positive, can-do attitude to every task. Passionate about solving problems and delivering results, the ideal candidate is curious about the intricacies of manufacturing processes and seeks continual learning and growth. Responsibilities: Operate and maintain industrial equipment for processes such as machining. Fabricate fixtures and test setups via manual machine operation, welding, and assembly. Document and execute operational procedures to ensure equipment runs safely and efficiently. Accurately record operation and maintenance activities and maintain comprehensive documentation to track maintenance history. Create and execute preventive maintenance schedules to maximize equipment reliability and minimize downtime. Troubleshoot equipment and processes, identify technical problems, and implement solutions as part of a collaborative project team. Adhere to all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment and prevent accidents during maintenance and operation tasks. Work closely with team members to ensure operational and maintenance goals align with technical and research objectives, contributing to the overall success of the team. Handle technology and intellectual property subject to export control regulations, ensuring compliance with all requirements. CCAM is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. CCAM does not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or veteran status. Company Overview: CCAM is the center of an ecosystem of collaboration with industry, government, and academia that is focused on helping manufacturers solve real world problems. CCAM works with its partners to develop and deploy new technologies that advance manufacturing and deliver business value. For many companies, joining CCAM can be the difference between being in front of new technology or behind the curve. Our research focuses on building intelligence in manufacturing processes and systems by bringing experienced, multi-disciplinary teams together with advanced digital systems and manufacturing process capabilities as well as new technology to solve industrial challenges. Whether through new process development, process improvement, new technology development and insertion, system integration and automation, or advanced analytics and AI development, our teams deliver real, usable results. Active research threads include additive manufacturing, flexible and distributed manufacturing, adaptive automation, cooperative processing, advanced coatings systems, and intelligent repair and replacement through new technologies. As an applied research center, CCAM has a very strong, multi-disciplinary resident staff that includes research scientists and engineers, skilled industrial technologists, university faculty, and engineering interns and graduate students. These teams work collaboratively with one another as well as with partner organizations to build new and effective approaches to challenges. Our teammates are highly skilled and innovative problem solvers that are focused on delivering value to our customers every day. Benefits Overview: Health, Dental, Vision insurance plan options; eligible on first of month following date of hire. HRA – Health Reimbursement Account (employer funded, covers a portion of the medical deductible). FSA – Flexible spending Account (employee funded, pre-tax). 401k Retirement Plan – Employer contributes 3% of base salary monthly; additional discretionary match up to 7.5% determined annually. Life, Accidental Death & Dismemberment, Short Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability insurance (employer funded). 3 weeks paid vacation. 2 weeks paid maternity/paternity/adoption leave. Tuition Reimbursement up to $5250.00 per year. Requirements Minimum Requirements: Experience in manual machining. Experience in fabrication, welding, cutting or other hands-on manufacturing processes. Experience maintaining industrial equipment. Attention to detail in operating and maintaining equipment. Excellent documentation skills for creating operations reports/records and tracking maintenance history. Computer skills such as inputting and reviewing data in spreadsheets, word processing, email, etc. Strong mechanical aptitude for troubleshooting and repairing mechanical equipment and components. Adherence to safety protocols in a technical or industrial setting. Must meet requirements for export control regulations, able to handle sensitive technologies and intellectual property. Must be able to lift up to 50lbs. Must be able to walk, stand, squat, and bend for long duration of time. Must be able to wear all other appropriate Personal Protection Equipment. Preferred Requirements: Experience with CNC machining. 2-3 years of experience in manufacturing industry setting as a process operator, maintenance technician or similar role, demonstrating knowledge of machine operation, maintenance tasks and procedures. Advanced troubleshooting skills, including the ability to diagnose and solve complex technical issues. Basic understanding of electrical principles for diagnosing electrical systems and components. A continuous improvement mindset, actively identifying and implementing opportunities for improving processes and equipment reliability. Ability to create and update procedures for equipment operation and maintenance based on knowledge of processes and research goals. Individual Traits Key to Success at CCAM: Approaches work with a collaborative, team-first mentality; positive, proactive, with a can-do attitude. Genuine enthusiasm for the application of research to manufacturing processes. Excels at problem definition; able to work effectively with open ended or ambiguous problems and/or applications. Self-driven and results-oriented, with a clear focus on high quality work performance. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, conveys ideas at both technical and non-technical levels; must be a good listener. Responsible and accountable; able to manage time, cost, and quality to meet project goals. Eager to gain new experience and learn new skills.

Responsibilities

Operate and maintain industrial machining and fabrication equipment to support research projects and technical objectives. Develop operational procedures, execute preventive maintenance, and troubleshoot technical issues within a collaborative team environment.