CMM Programmer Metrologist

Tomz Corporation•Big Lake Township, MN

2d•$100,000 - $130,000•Onsite

About The Position

This position will be responsible for developing, maintaining and generating CMM and other metrology programs used to inspect and verify production materials and components. Designs, develops and procures work holding and functional gages. Reviews drawings and specifications to establish correct inspection criteria following best practices. Subject matter expertise in programming languages such as Calypso (preferred) or PC-DMIS as well as GD&T and other relevant ANSI/ASME, or ISO standards.

Requirements

Knowledge of and the ability to read geometric dimensions and tolerances ASME Y14.5.
Knowledge of precision measuring instruments and their application, including but not limited to, CMMs, Vision Systems, and Contracers.
Strong verbal and written English language communication skills.
Competency with Microsoft Office (i.e.Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Adobe PDF,
Experience in 3D modeling and drafting
Experience with Calypso CMM or Open DMIS software
Ability to work with a variety of functional areas, including R&D, Manufacturing, and QA, as required accomplishing results with minimal guidance.

Nice To Haves

Regulated manufacturing industry experience (e.g. Aerospace, Defense, Med Device, Pharmaceutical, etc.)
Knowledge of and experience with GMP/ISO standards.
Experience with CT scanning, White Light and 3D metrology
Experience with PC DMIS or Geomeasure
Associate’s degree preferred or equivalent directly- transferable work experience (Manufacturing or Engineering discipline preferred).

Responsibilities

Develops, verifies, and operates automated inspection programs for first piece, in-process, and final inspections.
Proves out programs limiting risk of measurement bias, linearity, reproducibility and reproducibility errors.
Understands Alpha and Beta measurement risks and provides appropriate feedback.
Maintains automated inspection machines to include probe qualifications, regular cleaning, and inspection of scales.
Design and procures fixtures needed to hold products for inspection during product development; sets criteria for instruments and specifications.
Supports automatic data collection from measurement equipment to the inspection plans.
Supports the development of inspection methods, tool mapping, First Article Inspections (FAI's), and in process checks for manufacturing.
Revises inspection programs and documents based on engineering changes, as required.
Supports root cause investigation as applicable to automated inspection function, tooling, and programs.
Supports Gage R&R (Repeatability and Reproducibility) and other Measurement System Analysis (MSA) studies.
Supports calibration of inspection and measurement equipment to ensure traceability to national/international standards; coordinates or performs calibration activities as needed.
Develops work instruction and conducts training of designated automated inspection equipment for operators.
Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.