Skill
Micrometer
Manufacturing and Industrial
A micrometer (or micrometer screw gauge) is a precision measuring instrument used to measure small distances or thicknesses with high accuracy, often to within thousandths of a millimeter. Machinists, engineers, and quality control technicians use it in manufacturing and metalworking to ensure parts meet exact dimensional tolerances. In software, "Micrometer" also refers to a popular Java library for collecting application metrics, used by developers to monitor performance.
Open roles requiring Micrometer (2)
Corrugator I (Elements)
Beckman Coulter
Full-time · New Port Richey, FL
This role operates and sets up corrugation and compression machinery in a manufacturing facility, requiring hands-on technical work and basic equipment troubleshooting. It suits people with production experience who are comfortable with physical work, chemical handling, and following detailed technical specifications.
Listed on Beckman Coulter’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Composites Technician II, Drilling & Mechanical Assembly, First Shift
Relativity Space
Full-time · Long Beach, CA · $27 – $41 / hour
This role involves precision drilling, assembly, and finishing work on composite and metallic rocket components at an aerospace manufacturer. It suits someone with hands-on manufacturing experience who thrives in a fast-paced, technical environment and wants to contribute to an active spaceflight program.
Listed on Relativity Space’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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