CNC Machinist

🔍 At a glance
Company: Holly Tool & Die
Location: Holly Springs, MS
Pay: $30-40/hour, depending on experience
Machines: Haas ST30Y, SL10, HL2 (CNC lathes)
CAM Software: Fusion 360

Why this job is worth considering

Holly Tool & Die is hiring a CNC Machinist who can take a part from print through programming, setup, and production. This is a hands-on CNC turning role in a Haas-equipped shop, with real ownership over setups and programs rather than just running someone else's job. If you know your way around a CNC lathe and like owning your work end to end, this is built around that.

What you'll be doing

• Program, set up, and operate CNC lathes to produce parts to print specifications.
• Create and edit CNC programs using Fusion 360, and make adjustments at the machine as needed.
• Select and install tooling and workholding, establish offsets, and prove out setups.
• Read and interpret blueprints, dimensions, and tolerances.
• Inspect first-piece and in-process parts using appropriate measuring tools.
• Troubleshoot machining issues and adjust tooling, offsets, and cutting parameters to maintain part quality.
• Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area.

Machines, controls and software

Haas ST30Y, Haas SL10, and Haas HL2 CNC lathes. Programming is done in Fusion 360.

What we're looking for

Required

• Experience independently programming, setting up, and operating CNC lathes.
• Ability to read prints and machine parts to specified tolerances.
• Proficiency with precision measuring instruments.
• Must have your own tools.
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to troubleshoot machining problems.

Preferred

• Experience with Haas CNC lathes and controls.
• Fusion 360 programming experience.

Pay, benefits and schedule

$30-40 per hour, depending on experience.

About Holly Tool & Die and apply

Holly Tool & Die is a CNC turning shop in Holly Springs, MS, running Haas lathes and programming in Fusion 360. To apply, submit your resume or a summary of your CNC machining experience, including the machines and programming software you've used.