Machines boston ma

Our broad-based knowledge and innovative approach to custom manufacturing can save you time and money. At our prototype machine shop near the Boston, MA, area, we provide clients in the optical, aerospace and military industries with prototype and production precision-made machined glass and ceramic optical components for projects of all sizes.

Specializing in custom glass manufacturing for the aerospace and optical industries, we expertly machine glass, ceramic, and other hard materials, providing high-quality products and rapid delivery.

We have what it takes to get the job done right, and to get it done quickly. Ensures job is in order prior to machine set-up. Makes corrections to alleviate out of specification product.

This role will have the ability to learn and train on operational functions throughout the plants. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. Note that applications are not being accepted from your jurisdiction for this job currently via this jobsite. Enter less keywords for more results. Suggestions may be selected.

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