CMM Programmer

Barnes•East Granby, CT

17d•Onsite

About The Position

The CMM Programmer will be responsible for programming multiple CMMs to support various machining processes and products. This role involves interpreting prints developed with GD&T standards, editing legacy CMM programs, and developing probing and fixturing solutions. The programmer will also develop SPC feedback software, utilize Six Sigma tools for process troubleshooting, and mentor entry-level personnel. A key aspect of this role is to pursue new manufacturing technology and process improvement techniques to enhance the facility's manufacturing capabilities. The position also includes performing CMM inspections and using various hand gages. The role requires ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, completing compliance training, and maintaining knowledge of internal compliance policies and procedures.

Requirements

3+ years of CMM programming experience using PCDMIS software in a high-speed machining environment.
Demonstrates a professional and positive attitude as well as a passion for continuous improvement.
Demonstrates strong time management skills with the ability to effectively coordinate multiple projects.
Strong oral and written communication skills.
Strong problem-solving skills.
Ability to handle multiple tasks with tight deadlines.
Ability to work effectively in a team environment as well as independently.
Ability to use technology effectively and efficiently to manage workload.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook and ability to create documents, reports and briefing materials in Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Responsibilities

Program multiple CMM’s supporting various machining processes and products.
Provide formatted reports for engineering, CNC programs and operators.
Interpret prints developed with GD&T standards.
Edit legacy CMM programs, develop probing and fixturing solutions as required.
Develop SPC feedback software for quality and operators.
Use Six Sigma tools and root-cause analysis to aid team in process troubleshooting.
Mentor entry level personnel in CMM operation.
Pursue new manufacturing technology, process improvement techniques and state of the art equipment to enhance the facilities manufacturing capabilities.
Perform CMM inspection as needed.
Perform inspection using various handgages included but not limited to micrometers, calipers, swing gages, etc.
Other duties as assigned by the Quality Control Supervisor and Quality Manager.
Ensure compliance with applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations.
Completes all required compliance training.
Maintain knowledge of and adhere to internal compliance policies and procedures.
Takes responsibility to keep up to date with changing regulations and policies.