Program and operate CNC machinery at the University of Waterloo, producing precision components for research and test equipment. Work full time permanently in the Engineering Machine Shop.

The CNC Machinist Technician supports the Faculty of Engineering’s Dean of Engineering Office. This position combines CNC and conventional machining with fabrication and assembly. It also involves design consultation, process planning, maintenance documentation, and communication with students, faculty, and staff.

Key Responsibilities:

- Program, set up, and operate CNC machine tools
- Operate conventional machinery to produce precision components
- Assemble and test apparatus, equipment, and mechanisms
- Plan fixtures, tooling, PPE, and safety apparatus
- Inspect, repair,



and maintain shop equipment

Requirements:

- High school diploma and Ontario trade certification preferred
- Five to seven years programming and operating CNC equipment
- Ability to operate manual Engineering Machine Shop machinery
- Previous design experience and wide-ranging materials experience
- CAD/CAM, solid modelling, and communication skills

Apply precision machining, CNC programming, design support, and equipment maintenance within Waterloo Engineering’s research-focused machine shop.

📌 CNC Machinist Technician Engineering (London)
🏢 University of Waterloo
📍 London