Precision Machining
Precision machining sits at the core of high-tech manufacturing.
It’s where performance is defined.
Using advanced CNC milling and turning machines, specialists transform technical designs into highly accurate components for industries such as semiconductor, aerospace and medical technology.
Low volumes. Complex geometries. Extreme precision.
This is not standard production work.
Professionals in precision machining do the set-up and operation of advanced CNC machines ranging from 3 - to 11-axis, work with difficult materials like titanium and maintain tolerances measured in microns. It’s a field for specialists who thrive on complexity, precision and technical excellence.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Eindhoven NL
Program ZEISS CMMs and inspect high-tech precision products for customers such as ASML.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Eindhoven NL
Set up and run automated CNC production lines in a brand-new factory making wheel hubs for Volvo trucks.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Eindhoven NL
Independently program and set up Mazak CNC milling machines for complex, high-quality machining projects.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Enschede NL
Program and set up high-precision Citizen Swiss-type lathes for fine mechanical components.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Eindhoven NL
Manufacture complex precision parts in small series for the semiconductor, optical and aerospace industries.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Eindhoven NL
Inspect precision parts on the production floor and decide whether they meet the required quality standards.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Region Eindhoven NL
Produce complex, high-precision parts on wire EDM machines for the semiconductor, optical and aerospace industries.
Precision Machining (CNC)
Eindhoven NL
Machine complex, high-precision components with a focus on setup, execution and process stability.
Precision Machining (CNC)
NL
Finish complex, high-precision components using cylindrical and surface grinding machines.
Precision Machining (CNC)
NL
Machine complex, high-precision components with a focus on setup, execution and process stability.
Precision machining specialists combine craftsmanship, ownership and extreme attention to detail and contribute to projects such as:
They work independently with advanced CNC machines, maintain micron-level tolerances and thrive in environments where precision is everything.
Experience with controls such as Fanuc, Heidenhain or Siemens — and knowledge of CAD/CAM software — is a strong advantage.
Typical roles within Precision Engineering include:
Successful professionals combine technical precision with craftsmanship, responsibility and a strong eye for detail.
If you’re curious about what the next step in your career could look like, we’d love to hear from you. Let’s explore the possibilities together.
