Careers
Careers
Technical roles in calibration, measurement and laboratory support.
Working in Metrology
Roles support on-site CMM verification, ship-in gage and artifact handling, and part-program development for machinery and heavy equipment customers across Wisconsin. Field and depot positions are both in scope.
The positions below are with the laboratories that perform work in this network. Applications are passed to the laboratory whose discipline and location match the application, and are acknowledged either way.
Calibration Technician, CMM
Performs on-site geometric checks, length measurement error testing and probing error testing on bridge, gantry and cantilever CMMs, following documented procedure and recording as-found data before adjustment.
Asks for
Experience with coordinate measuring machines
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Familiarity with ISO 10360 test methods
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Comfortable working at customer sites
Asks for
Able to travel within the coverage area
Offered
Health coverage options
Offered
Paid time off
Offered
Vehicle or mileage provisions
Offered
Training support
Metrology and Quality Technician
Handles gage crib calibration, asset tracking and recall scheduling, and supports certificate review for accredited and non-accredited items across instrument families.
Asks for
Experience with hand and fixed gages
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Attention to documentation detail
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Familiarity with calibration recall systems
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Basic understanding of measurement uncertainty
Offered
Health coverage options
Offered
Paid time off
Offered
Retirement plan participation
Offered
Training support
CMM Programmer
Builds and edits part programs on PC-DMIS, Calypso or similar platforms from customer prints and models, with emphasis on datum structure and large-part fixturing strategy.
Asks for
Experience with at least one major CMM software platform
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Ability to interpret GD&T from a print
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Understanding of probe and stylus selection
Asks for
Familiarity with build-to-print part types
Offered
Health coverage options
Offered
Paid time off
Offered
Flexible scheduling where feasible
Offered
Training support
Laboratory Coordinator
Coordinates scope checks, quotation review and scheduling between customers, field technicians and partner laboratories, and maintains certificate and asset records for audit retrieval.
Asks for
Organizational and scheduling experience
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Familiarity with ISO/IEC 17025 certificate content
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Comfortable working across multiple accredited scopes
Asks for
Strong written communication
Offered
Health coverage options
Offered
Paid time off
Offered
Retirement plan participation
Offered
Training support
How to Apply
Applications are made through the form below. Include the role, the disciplines and equipment you have worked with, and the standards you have worked under; a résumé may be sent separately by email once the application is acknowledged.
Applications are acknowledged within five business days. Where a role is filled before an application is reviewed, the application is held for future openings only if you say so in the message.