This episode features Tyler Bryson, a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machinist at Miller CNC. Tyler takes us inside the precision-driven world of CNC machining, from the technology and tools that power it to the craftsmanship behind aerospace and defense projects. He shares what it’s really like to work on high-precision components every day. Whether you’re curious about the role, considering a technical trade, or simply love learning how things are made, this episode offers valuable insights into a rewarding hands-on career path.Host: Greg Zakowicz💬 WHAT WE DISCUSS:★ Understanding CNC Machining and Its Applications★ Career Path and Training in CNC Machining★ Daily Responsibilities of a CNC Machinist★ Work Environment and Job Dynamics★ Industry Competition and Salary Insights★ Essential Skills for Success in CNC Machining★ Physical Demands and Daily Challenges★ Supportive Work Environment and Mentorship★ Repetitiveness and Job Satisfaction★ Entry-Level Perspectives in the Industry★ Surprises and Learning Curves in CNC Machining★ Rewards of Contributing to Significant Projects★ Advice for Aspiring CNC Machinists★★ CONNECT WITH TYLER BRYSON & MILLER CNC ★★WEBSITE: https://www.millercnc.com ★★ CONNECT WITH US ★★┈➤ Explore careers: http://www.UnboxingCareersPodcast.com┈➤ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unboxingcareerspodcast/📦 *Special thanks to http://www.ThoughtfulCollection.com 📦🎯 TAKEAWAYS:★ CNC machining involves programming machines to cut materials precisely.★ Tyler’s company specializes in aerospace and defense projects.★ The training program he attended was four months long and intensive.★ Math skills are crucial for success in CNC machining.★ The job can be physically demanding, requiring standing and movement.★ Tyler enjoys the challenge and engagement of his work.★ Supportive colleagues are essential for learning and growth.★ Entry-level salaries are comfortable, with room for advancement.★ Researching and visiting shops can help aspiring machinists find their path.