Machining Methods Engineer

About the job

Do you have knowledge of English and are looking for a new challenge in methods? Are you an engineer specialised in machining and CNC? Then this position is made for you!

For our client, a company specialised in the development of products and customised solutions for optical applications, lithography, astronomy, optoelectronics, architecture, and the humanities, we are looking for a Machining Methods Engineer (M/F) for a permanent position. 

Your tasks with your new employer

• You manage all projects related to the industrialisation and optimisation of CNC machining processes, from analysing technical requirements to series production launch, including programming phases, process validation, and part qualification
• You coordinate interactions between machining workshops, methods, quality, maintenance, and clients to ensure robust, efficient manufacturing solutions that meet the highest precision requirements
• You develop, standardise, and improve manufacturing methods, CNC programmes, operating sequences, and setup procedures to ensure reliable, repeatable production that complies with industrial standards
• You optimise machining parameters, cycle times, tooling strategies, and cutting conditions to improve productivity, reduce manufacturing costs, and guarantee consistent quality of produced parts
• You lead continuous improvement initiatives in machining workshops based on Lean Manufacturing principles, root cause analysis, and production data utilisation to sustainably enhance industrial performance
• You act as the technical reference for CNC machining processes, support production teams during new production launches, ensure knowledge transfer, and oversee compliance with technical and quality requirements across all projects
  

You offer your new employer

• You hold a higher education degree in mechanical engineering, microtechnology, industrial production, or equivalent, with solid expertise in CNC machining processes and precision manufacturing technologies
• You have significant experience in industrialisation, CNC programming, manufacturing process optimisation, or managing machining workshops, ideally in a demanding high-precision environment
• You master technical English, enabling effective communication with suppliers, international partners, and clients in an industrial context
• You possess excellent knowledge of CNC machines, cutting tools, machining strategies, blueprint reading, geometric tolerances (GPS/GD&T), as well as Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement methods
• You demonstrate natural leadership, excellent organisational skills, and a strong ability to unite technical teams around common goals of quality, performance, and industrial reliability

You can also benefit from the following advantages

• A work environment where your decision-making autonomy is respected, your work-life balance valued, and your innovative initiatives actively encouraged and supported
• Clear career progression prospects towards broader responsibilities within a growing organisation, with strategic visibility and meritocratic recognition
• An inclusive environment genuinely committed to combating discrimination, celebrating diversity of thought, and offering equitable advancement opportunities to everyone
• Continuous access to specialised training, professional certifications, and development programmes keeping you at the forefront of sector innovations
• An organisational culture based on mutual trust, sincere respect for contributions, and the creation of a human-centred environment where collaboration prevails over internal competition

Have we sparked your interest? Then apply today!