Industrial-scale metal additive and precision machining for critical industries
VulcanForms runs a digital production operation combining metal additive manufacturing with CNC machining on Fanuc and DMG Mori equipment, controlled through Beckhoff TwinCAT, SCADA and Epicor Kinetic. Hiring splits almost evenly between engineering and manufacturing, and recurring pain points around build quality, QMS compliance and part defects point to a company pushing new processes into regulated, high-precision production.
VulcanForms is a privately held manufacturer headquartered in Devens, Massachusetts, with 201–500 employees. The company produces precision components and assemblies using metal additive manufacturing alongside subtractive machining, automation and digital thread systems. It serves customers in medical, defense, aerospace and semiconductor markets. Operations rely on Epicor ERP, metrology tools from Zeiss, FARO and Keyence, and cloud infrastructure on AWS managed with Terraform and Pulumi. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
VulcanForms uses Epicor Kinetic ERP, Beckhoff TwinCAT and SCADA for controls, Fanuc and DMG Mori CNC machines, Creo and Mastercam for CAM, Zeiss and FARO metrology, Minitab and JMP for SPC, plus AWS, Terraform and Python.
Yes. Engineering and manufacturing dominate VulcanForms' openings, mostly senior and mid-level roles in the United States, though overall hiring velocity is currently decelerating.
VulcanForms is headquartered in Devens, Massachusetts, United States, and has 201–500 employees.
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