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CNC Machinist-Mill Turn

Sunnyvale, United States of AmericaManufacturing & Production

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted August 28, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Product Realization Lab (PRL) is looking for a seasoned CNC prototype machinist to join our team. We’re all about turning digital designs into real-world objects that can change the world. With decades of hands-on experience and hundreds of thousands of prototypes under our belt, we’ve honed a wide range of skills that cover almost every aspect of our work. We’re experts at crafting high-quality models, prototypes, and manufacturing/design solutions that ultimately lead to amazing products and customer experiences.

PRL is all about building a community and making a positive impact through innovative solutions, top-notch service, unmatched quality, and a commitment to sustainability. At the heart of our approach is the perfect mix of cutting-edge technology, integrity, and dedication, which drives our passion for delivering exceptional customer satisfaction. We’re not just about meeting expectations; we strive to exceed them through our advanced CNC capabilities and unwavering commitment to quality.

If this sounds like a challenging yet rewarding work environment, apply today!

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