Machinist

This unique role works in a prototype machine shop environment and understands how to set up small or one-off custom part runs in an efficient manner. The Machinist will help us set up and operate a new 3 to 5 axis VMC and must have some experience with Mastercam, SolidCAM or similar. The machinist will also need some experience with Southwestern’s TRAK mill and lathes. The position applies GD&T, reads shop prints, interacts and communicates with engineers and scientists, and operates machinery and equipment in a safe manner.

Operate machinery and equipment in a safe manner

Perform housekeeping tasks as necessary to maintain a clean and safe work area

Notify supervisory personnel if a nonconforming condition is disclosed

Perform tool proofing of first run jobs and give feedback to programming to ensure run efficiency and accuracy

Set controls of feed, speed, and depth of cut without supervision

Understand and apply optimal workholding techniques

Work with other operators as required to ensure optimum setup

Analyze and solve manufacturing problems with a high level of skill

Follow safety guidelines and procedures established by the company

Calculate dimensions and tolerances using knowledge of mathematics and instruments such as micrometers and/or calipers

Identify nonconforming parts using precision measuring instruments

Set tooling and apply offsets

Using tooling and material data, calculate surface footage to machine components

Nusano is a privately held physics company working to stabilize supply chains, advance American national security, and enable once-in-a-generation innovations in fields ranging from healthcare to nuclear energy. Nusano is commercializing platform technologies for radioisotope production, stable isotope enrichment, and advanced separation techniques. Together, these proprietary systems and methods are poised to supply the fight against cancer and help fuel the nuclear renaissance. Our team of innovators — bring curiosity, ingenuity, and heart to solving some of the world’s hardest problems.