Apply advanced machining and fabrication skills as a Scientific Machinist supporting laboratory teaching and research programs. Work with manual and CNC machines.
The Faculty of Science Machine Shop supports Physics & Astronomy, Chemistry, Earth and Ocean Sciences, Biology, and Biochemistry & Microbiology. As a fully trained Journeyman-level machinist, you will design, fabricate, repair, and test custom scientific equipment. The position also supports students, researchers, faculty, staff, and other shop users through supervision, guidance, and communication.
Key Responsibilities: Design custom scientific equipment from descriptions, samples, prototypes, or drawings
Operate manual and CNC machines for machining tasks
Perform welding, sheet metal, and woodworking work




Test finished products for performance and safety
Service, repair, clean, and upgrade shop equipment
Requirements: Fully trained Journeyman-level machinist qualification
Superior technical ability across wide-ranging machining techniques
Proficiency in SolidWorks, Mastercam, and Haas CNC mill operation
Thorough knowledge of established safety practices
Excellent communication and accurate work under deadlines
Use machining, CNC fabrication, equipment repair, and technical communication skills to support scientific users and laboratory programs.

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📌 Scientific Machinist CNC Fabrication Specialist (British Columbia)
🏢 University of Victoria
📍 British Columbia