CMM Programmer / Quality Inspector, Sr.

Curtiss-Wright Corporation•Tempe, AZ

10d•$28 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

As a Sr. CMM Programmer/ Quality Inspector you will be performing a wide variety of inspections, checks, tests, and sampling activities to ensure products, systems, and processes meet engineering, manufacturing, customer, contractual, regulatory, and organizational quality requirements. Uses experience and established procedures to identify defects, document results, and support acceptance, rejection, or rework decisions.

Requirements

Strong knowledge of GD&T and quality systems.
Proficiency with CMM software (e.g., PC-DMIS, Calypso).
Ability to interpret engineering drawings and 3D CAD models.
Problem‑solving and analytical skills for troubleshooting measurement issues.
Communication skills for reporting results and collaborating across departments.
High school diploma, technical certificate, or equivalent experience.
Certifications such as GD&T, ASQ, or specialized CMM programming credentials
Typically 4 - 6 years of inspection, manufacturing, laboratory, quality control, or related technical experience.
Working knowledge of inspection methods, sampling procedures, and quality documentation.
Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, procedures, and acceptance criteria.
Experience using measurement tools, gauges, and inspection equipment.
Strong documentation, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

Develop and modify CMM inspection programs using CAD models and engineering drawings.
Operate, calibrate, and maintain CMM equipment to ensure measurement accuracy.
Perform inspections and verify that manufactured parts meet geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) requirements
Troubleshoot measurement and programming issues to reduce downtime.
Analyze and document measurement data
Collaborate with quality and engineering team to resolve quality concerns
Train and support junior programmers or QC personnel in CMM operation and programming.
Perform detailed inspections, checks, testing, and sampling of incoming materials, in-process products, packaging operations, and finished goods.
Evaluate inspection results against drawings, specifications, test plans, and quality standards to support product acceptance, rejection, or rework.
Prepare and review product verification documentation, inspection records, and quality control reports for completeness and accuracy.
Assist with procedure drafting, validation support, and troubleshooting of inspection or test methods.
Monitor critical equipment, instrumentation, and inspection processes; escalate unusual or concerning results to Quality Engineering or Manufacturing.