Explore this week’s CNC machining jobs, including aerospace, Swiss machining, multi-axis, and relocation-supported opportunities across the U.S. & Canada.
This week’s hireCNC Jobs Digest highlights opportunities at Prototek Digital Manufacturing, PCX Aerosystems, and Evantic — featuring everything from high-mix prototype work to aerospace VTL machining and clean, modern plastics/composites environments. Pay ranges from the mid-$20s up to $50/hr+, with additional contract roles and nationwide opportunities rounding out the list.
CNC hiring remains strong heading into mid-April, with shops actively looking for machinists who can handle setup, programming, and multi-axis work. This week’s featured roles include high-paying opportunities in aerospace, high-mix production, and advanced machining environments across the U.S. and Canada. If you’re considering a move, there’s no shortage of solid options right now.
This week’s CNC job roundup highlights opportunities at Faircloth Machine Shop, Gretna Machine Shop, and Howmet Aerospace, along with additional roles across the U.S. and Canada. From entry-level machining to advanced 5-axis programming and contract work, these are curated positions worth a closer look for machinists considering their next move.
A curated snapshot of CNC machining jobs for the week of March 25, 2026, featuring opportunities in aerospace, medical manufacturing, Swiss machining, and travel-ready contract roles across the U.S. and Canada. New positions are added to hireCNC every week.
A curated snapshot of CNC machining jobs across the U.S. and Canada for the week of March 11, 2026. This edition highlights opportunities with aerospace manufacturers, growing production shops, and travel-ready contract roles — all from employers actively investing in machining talent. New roles are added to hireCNC every week, making it a valuable resource for machinists considering their next...
Many machine shops struggle to find new CNC machinist candidates because they rely on the same job boards. Here's how hireCNC finds machinists employers haven’t already seen.
