Careers
Careers
Technical roles in calibration, measurement and laboratory support.

Working in Metrology
Openings are tied to specific disciplines within dimensional metrology and gage calibration, supporting automotive stamping and tier suppliers across Michigan and the Greater Midwest. Roles are described below by function; specific openings vary.
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.
CMM Calibration Technician
Performs on-site and depot performance verification of bridge, gantry, cantilever and portable-arm coordinate measuring machines against ISO 10360-2 and ASME B89.4.1.
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Asks for
Experience with CMM geometry and probing systems
- 02
Asks for
Familiarity with ISO 10360 test methods
- 03
Asks for
Comfortable working on a customer's shop floor
- 04
Asks for
Valid driver's license for on-site travel
- 05
Offered
Health coverage options
- 06
Offered
Paid time off
- 07
Offered
Vehicle or mileage provisions
- 08
Offered
Training toward method authorization
Metrology and Quality Technician
Calibrates hand tools, gage blocks and fixed-limit gauges, and supports recall scheduling across a customer's gage crib.
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Asks for
Experience with dimensional gaging equipment
- 02
Asks for
Attention to record-keeping detail
- 03
Asks for
Basic understanding of measurement uncertainty
- 04
Asks for
Willingness to travel to customer sites
- 05
Offered
Health coverage options
- 06
Offered
Paid time off
- 07
Offered
Retirement contribution plan
- 08
Offered
Ongoing method training
CMM Programmer
Develops and validates offline and online part programs for dimensional layout and PPAP reporting across PC-DMIS, Calypso and related platforms.
- 01
Asks for
Working knowledge of GD&T
- 02
Asks for
Experience with at least one major CMM software platform
- 03
Asks for
Ability to interpret engineering drawings
- 04
Asks for
Familiarity with PPAP and first-article requirements
- 05
Offered
Health coverage options
- 06
Offered
Paid time off
- 07
Offered
Flexible scheduling where project work allows
- 08
Offered
Platform-specific training
Laboratory Coordinator
Schedules on-site and ship-in work, tracks recall dates across customer accounts, and coordinates requests against laboratory scope of accreditation.
- 01
Asks for
Organizational and scheduling experience
- 02
Asks for
Comfort with calibration management software
- 03
Asks for
Clear written communication
- 04
Asks for
Attention to documentation accuracy
- 05
Offered
Health coverage options
- 06
Offered
Paid time off
- 07
Offered
Retirement contribution plan
- 08
Offered
Standard business hours
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.