Supports instructional and fabrication activities in the CEAS fabrication laboratories, supervising students, maintaining equipment, and assisting with research and educational projects.
Compensation
In addition to the employee's base salary, this position is eligible for $4,150 UUP annual location pay, paid biweekly.
Responsibilities
Support instruction and oversight of students in laboratory courses
Advise students on the use of equipment and materials in the student fabrication shops
Assist in guiding and supervising students, ensuring safety protocols
Assist with maintenance and upkeep of the CEAS Student Machine Shop, Welding Fabrication Shop, and Innovation Hub
Assist students with course projects, including Senior Capstone design and fabrication
Responsible for creating dental prosthetics that restore patient smiles by turning impressions into finished prosthetics.
Responsibilities
Designs, creates, constructs, modifies, and fits removable dental appliances for patients.
Works with dental materials such as porcelain, gold, plastics, and acrylics to create dentures, crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures, retainers, and other dental lab products.
Maintains all equipment, completes repair orders and keeps a log.
Keeps the laboratory neat and clean.
Cleans and sterilizes equipment used in the lab, including tools such as drills, files, saws, and grinders.
Requirements
College Level in any Related Technical Certificates
Nice to have: AI Fluency
Nice to have: Advanced Dental Technologies
Nice to have: Dental Equipment Operation and Maintenance
Program, set up, and operate 5‑axis CNC routers for custom cabinetry, furniture, and architectural millwork while collaborating with engineering, design, and cabinet shop teams to improve manufacturability and quality.
Responsibilities
Program, set up, and operate 5‑axis pod‑and‑rail and nested‑based CNC routers
Translate designs into CNC toolpaths and machine programs using Cabinet Vision, Alphacam, or similar CAD/CAM software
Review architectural drawings, shop drawings, CAD models, and production documents to produce accurate parts
Partner with engineering, design, and cabinet shop teams to solve fabrication challenges
Create precision‑cut cabinet and casework parts, furniture components, and custom millwork assemblies
Requirements
Nice to have: High‑end custom residential or commercial millwork
Build, repair, modify, and maintain high‑precision injection molds for medical device manufacturing.
Responsibilities
Build new injection molds and perform engineering changes, repairs, and refurbishments to existing production molds.
Troubleshoot complex, tight‑tolerance mold issues to restore and sustain stable, repeatable production performance.
Execute structured preventative maintenance activities, including cleaning, lubrication, polishing, and inspection, to keep molds in optimal operating condition.
Evaluate mold performance during production runs and trials, identifying opportunities to improve tool capability, reliability, and long‑term performance.
Provide technical input and feedback to Tool Engineering on mold performance, failure modes, and preventative maintenance strategies.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field (implied)
The Tool Room Engineer will be responsible for ensuring all tools/maintenance activities are carried out efficiently, on schedule, and in accordance with quality and safety standards, while supervising production staff.
Responsibilities
Design and develop tools, jigs, fixtures, gauges, and dies based on production and process requirements using CAD/CAM software
Conduct preventive and corrective maintenance of tools, molds, and dies
Schedule periodic inspections for all tools and dies
Clean tools after each use to remove debris, oil, or residue
Check for wear, cracks, or deformation before reusing
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Tool & Die Engineering
Nice to have: lean techniques
Nice to have: Willingness to work shifts, weekends, or overtime