About us
Freeform is redefining modern manufacturing through the use of fully autonomous, software-driven metal 3D printing factories. Founded by former SpaceX engineers and headquartered in Los Angeles, Freeform’s mission is to make high-precision metal components available on demand — produced faster, more accurately, and at a lower cost than traditional methods.
By combining advanced sensors, AI-driven process controls, and robotics, Freeform’s production systems continuously self-monitor and self-correct in real time, creating an unmatched level of quality and repeatability. This level of automation enables production of complex aerospace, defense, and industrial components with minimal human intervention — while still maintaining extremely tight tolerances and part integrity.
What Makes Freeform Unique
Freeform operates the world’s first network of software-defined autonomous printing factories. The company’s approach bridges additive manufacturing and traditional machining, with a focus on digital verification, high-volume repeatability, and rapid prototyping-to-production turnaround.
Their technology allows manufacturers to shift from long lead times and manual programming to a “parts-as-a-service” model — where precision metal parts can move from idea to production in days rather than months.
Work Environment
At Freeform, engineers, machinists, and operators work side-by-side in a highly automated, technology-driven environment. The culture values speed, innovation, and precision — offering employees exposure to cutting-edge systems that blend the worlds of CNC machining, robotics, and data-driven manufacturing.
Team members are encouraged to continuously learn, collaborate across disciplines, and help shape the future of metal manufacturing.
Why Work Here
Freeform offers the opportunity to be part of the next generation of manufacturing — where the precision of machining meets the intelligence of automation. Employees are surrounded by advanced technology, fast-moving projects, and a team that’s pushing boundaries every day.
You’ll play a role in building products that support aerospace, defense, and other high-impact industries — while developing skills that sit at the intersection of machining, automation, and additive manufacturing.