Responsible for all the toolmaking for the manufacturing floor and inspection department such as fixtures, gages and all in one inspection fixtures. Along with any special projects for the shop.

Job includes the machining of any and all prototype parts from start to finish for the R&D Probe department and also work for any other division of Bruker Corp. This work is performed on manual lathes and mills, along with Prototrak controlled(conversational type) milling machines. Autocad is used to modify drawings to facilitate programming and machining. Programming is done on the machine and offline software. Job also includes the fabrication of any tooling or fixtures needed for the job. Materials used are mostly nonmagnetic metals such as aluminum, "clean" brass, 300 series stainless steels, along with various plastics, such as vespel, peek, delrin, ertalyte, torlon, and teflon. Other materials include ceramics such as boron nitride, aluminum nitride, and macor.

Same as above at Bruker Optics