Skill

Laser Cutting

Manufacturing and Industrial

Laser cutting is a fabrication technique that uses a focused, high-powered laser beam to precisely cut or engrave materials such as wood, acrylic, metal, and fabric, guided by digital design files. It's popular among makers, hobbyists, and small manufacturers for producing intricate parts, signage, and prototypes with speed and precision that manual cutting tools can't match.

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Laser Cutting in the job market

Last checked September 13, 2026

Open roles: 3
Employers: 3
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Open roles requiring Laser Cutting (3)

Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Rogue Fitness

Full-time · Columbus, OH

A manufacturing engineer role focused on optimizing metal fabrication processes like CNC machining, laser cutting, and robotic welding. This suits someone with a mechanical engineering background and manufacturing experience who enjoys hands-on problem-solving and data-driven process improvement.

Listed on Rogue Fitness’s careers site · Apply there ↗

CNC Operator

Crusoe

Full-time · Arvada, CO · $23 – $29 / hour

Crusoe seeks a CNC machine operator to set up and run laser, punch, and panel bender equipment for high-precision component fabrication, supporting their AI infrastructure manufacturing. This role suits someone with at least three years of CNC experience who enjoys hands-on technical work and takes pride in producing quality parts to specification.

Listed on Crusoe’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Mechanical Engineer, New Product Development

Copper

Full-time · Berkeley, CA · $105,000 – $125,000

This role involves designing and developing mechanical systems for next-generation home appliances, taking products from initial concept through manufacturing. It suits engineers with 2–5 years of hardware experience who want hands-on involvement across the full product development lifecycle while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Listed on Copper’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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