Hirsch Precision

Hirsh Precision: Where Advanced Manufacturing Thrives

Join our journey from the Front Range, where we've been revolutionizing manufacturing since 1979. At Hirsh Precision, our passion for quality and cutting-edge technology drives us to innovate in the medical, aerospace, industrial, and scientific sectors.

As part of our commitment to improving lives, we value integrity, quality, and service. We're looking for a dynamic individual ready to enhance our company culture while contributing to industry excellence.

Core Values and Mission

We're on a mission to set the benchmark for precision manufacturing excellence, delivering world-class products and services with reliability and continuous improvement.

Become part of a team that prioritizes honesty, productivity, loyalty, and dedication.

Role Overview

Are you ready to lead the charge in new part introductions? As a key player on our Engineering Team, you'll engage in estimating, project management, and process development.

If you're a self-starter with a knack for leadership and an extensive knowledge of CNC machining, manufacturing processes, and GD&T, we want to hear from you.

Your role is hands-on, requiring deep experience in solving complex manufacturing challenges related to CNC operations and tooling.

Key Responsibilities

• Craft detailed process plans and instructions
• Document innovative manufacturing processes
• Create engineering procedures and standards
• Spearhead efficiency initiatives by recommending design or process modifications
• Accurately estimate costs of machined parts or components
• Lead the charge in quoting activities while supporting the Estimation team
• Coordinate production schedules to optimize manufacturing capabilities
• Offer manufacturing expertise and support innovations
• Initiate and implement novel manufacturing methods and equipment
• Analyze part or component drawings for manufacturability
• Prepare comprehensive operational reports
• Conduct cost-benefit analyses on proposed designs
• Evaluate production performance and methodologies
• Provide constructive manufacturability feedback throughout the New Part Introduction process

Must-Have Skills and Abilities

• Minimum two years of manufacturing experience
• Proficiency in G-Code and CAM Programming
• Advanced in interpreting engineering drawings
• Knowledgeable in CNC setup and machining cycles
• Familiarity with various manufacturing techniques and equipment
• Professional communication capabilities

Preferred Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Process, Mechanical, or Manufacturing Engineering with 2-5 years of manufacturing experience
• Alternatively, 5+ years of relevant engineering experience
• 3D modeling software expertise, especially SolidWorks
• Knowledge of project management software such as Smartsheet or Microsoft Project
• Experience with estimating software like Paperless Parts
• Comfortable with Microsoft Office Suite
• Physical capability to lift 50 lbs.

Work Environment: Split between office and factory floor.

Technical Proficiencies:

• Expertise in GD&T
• Proficiency in CNC tooling, programming, and various CAD/CAM systems

Utilize cutting-edge machines and technologies:

• CNC Mill and Lathe systems from renowned manufacturers
• Mastercam and Esprit CAM Software

US Citizenship is required for this position