Precision-machining manufacturer for medical, aerospace, and defense
ARCH is a multi-facility precision-machining operation serving medical, aerospace, defense, and industrial customers. The hiring mix is almost entirely manufacturing-focused (93 of 110 active roles in shop floor and production), with a thin engineering layer (8 roles) — typical of a capital-intensive job shop scaling capacity rather than building IP. Active projects center on lean manufacturing, tooling improvements, and scrap reduction, signaling cost-pressure and operational efficiency as the primary growth lever.
Notable leadership hires: HR Director, CNC Milling Lead, CNC Lathe Lead
ARCH operates multiple U.S.-based facilities manufacturing precision-machined components, cutting tools, and specialized parts for regulated industries. The company serves medical device, aerospace and defense, and industrial customers with design-for-manufacturability, prototyping, on-site testing, and program management. Core capabilities include CNC milling and turning, boring, drilling, micro-precision tooling, laser marking, and custom special tooling. The technology stack reflects a mature manufacturing operation: Fanuc and Mazak CNC platforms, Mastercam and SolidWorks for CAD/CAM, Epicor ERP for production planning, and JobBoss for job costing and shop-floor management.
Epicor ERP for production planning, JobBoss for job costing and shop scheduling, Mastercam for CNC programming, SolidWorks and AutoCAD for CAD, and Fanuc and Mazak CNC platforms for machine control.
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, with multiple facilities strategically located across the United States.
ARCH's technology stack, projects, and hiring signals are inferred from public hiring and company data — career pages, public listings, and company web presence — then clustered and de-duplicated. Figures are estimates that refresh over time. Read our full methodology →
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