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CNC Manufacturing Documentation Reviewer

micro1 is seeking experienced CNC manufacturing professionals to review real-world CNC job packs submitted by manufacturing companies, CNC shops, machinists, and production teams. The role focuses on verifying whether submitted CNC documentation is authentic, technically relevant, complete, and suitable for AI evaluation and manufacturing workflow research.

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Salary

$40 - $50 / hour

Department

Manufacturing & CNC

Experience

CNC manufacturing experience

Responsibilities

Review submitted CNC job packs and verify whether they appear to originate from real CNC manufacturing work.
Check submitted files for publicly available, AI-generated, generic, or artificially created content.
Verify that files belong to the same part, job, drawing number, customer part number, or production workflow.
Evaluate the technical completeness and consistency of each CNC job pack.
Review engineering drawings, ballooned drawings, tolerances, material specifications, setup sheets, tooling lists, process flow charts, control plans, and inspection documents.
Check CNC production artifacts such as G-code, CAM outputs, toolpath documents, and setup instructions for meaningful connections to the job.
Identify missing, incomplete, weak, or inconsistent manufacturing artifacts.
Flag confidential, personal, customer, or company-sensitive information that should be redacted.
Provide a concise quality assessment and recommendation, such as accept, accept with minor issues, request more information, or reject.

Skills

CNCManufacturingDocument ReviewCNC MillingCNC TurningEngineering DrawingsGD&TCAD/CAMG-CodeQuality ControlManufacturing DocumentationProcess Planning

Requirements

Direct experience in CNC manufacturing, CNC programming, machining, or manufacturing quality control.
Practical experience with CNC milling and/or CNC turning.
Ability to read and evaluate engineering drawings, GD&T, and machining tolerances.
Experience with CNC setup sheets and machining instructions.
Understanding of CAD/CAM workflows and manufacturing documentation.
Familiarity with G-code or NC files and CNC tooling documentation.
Ability to evaluate process routings, job cards, travelers, inspection reports, and control plans.
Understanding of real shop-floor manufacturing documentation and production workflows.
Ability to identify incomplete, fake, publicly available, or low-value manufacturing files.
Strong attention to detail and ability to provide clear written feedback in English.
Availability for part-time, project-based review work.

Benefits

Remote contractor opportunity
Part-time, project-based review work
Opportunity to contribute real-world CNC expertise to AI evaluation research
Work with authentic manufacturing documentation and workflows
Help improve AI evaluation processes for manufacturing applications

CNC Manufacturing Documentation Reviewer

Responsibilities

Review submitted CNC job packs and verify whether they appear to originate from real CNC manufacturing work.

Check submitted files for publicly available, AI-generated, generic, or artificially created content.

Verify that files belong to the same part, job, drawing number, customer part number, or production workflow.

Evaluate the technical completeness and consistency of each CNC job pack.

Review engineering drawings, ballooned drawings, tolerances, material specifications, setup sheets, tooling lists, process flow charts, control plans, and inspection documents.

Check CNC production artifacts such as G-code, CAM outputs, toolpath documents, and setup instructions for meaningful connections to the job.

Identify missing, incomplete, weak, or inconsistent manufacturing artifacts.

Flag confidential, personal, customer, or company-sensitive information that should be redacted.

Provide a concise quality assessment and recommendation, such as accept, accept with minor issues, request more information, or reject.

Requirements

Direct experience in CNC manufacturing, CNC programming, machining, or manufacturing quality control.

Practical experience with CNC milling and/or CNC turning.

Ability to read and evaluate engineering drawings, GD&T, and machining tolerances.

Experience with CNC setup sheets and machining instructions.

Understanding of CAD/CAM workflows and manufacturing documentation.

Familiarity with G-code or NC files and CNC tooling documentation.

Ability to evaluate process routings, job cards, travelers, inspection reports, and control plans.

Understanding of real shop-floor manufacturing documentation and production workflows.

Ability to identify incomplete, fake, publicly available, or low-value manufacturing files.

Strong attention to detail and ability to provide clear written feedback in English.

Availability for part-time, project-based review work.