Boyd Thermal by Eaton - CMM Programmer

Boyd•Woburn, MA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Boyd / Eaton in Woburn is hiring a CMM Programmer to write, prove out, and maintain inspection programs on Hexagon coordinate measuring machines using PC-DMIS. This person owns dimensional inspection programming for production and first-article work so Quality can measure parts accurately, repeatably, and without depending on a single individual. The CMM Programmer works on the floor with Quality, Manufacturing, and Engineering. The job is hands-on: CAD and prints in, safe DCC programs out, inspectors trained to run released routines.

Requirements

3+ years of experience writing production CMM programs in PC-DMIS (creating programs, not only running them).
Experience operating Hexagon or comparable DCC CMMs.
Ability to program from CAD models and from 2D drawings.
Working knowledge of GD&T and how to measure it correctly on a CMM.
Ability to prove out programs, document setups, and work on a manufacturing shop floor.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Must be able to work on-site in Woburn, MA.

Nice To Haves

PC-DMIS 2020 or newer; scanning / analog probe experience.
PC-DMIS Offline programming and collision simulation.
Experience inspecting machined, brazed, or fabricated metal components.
Hexagon or PC-DMIS formal training; ASME Y14.5 coursework.
Exposure to FAI, PPAP, MSA / GR&R, and ISO / IATF / AS9100 quality systems.
Associate degree in a technical field.

Responsibilities

Write, edit, debug, and release PC-DMIS measurement programs for Hexagon CMMs from engineering drawings and 3D CAD.
Interpret and apply ASME Y14.5 GD&T, including true position, profile, runout, and datum reference frames.
Build stable alignments and collision-safe DCC probe paths; qualify probes and manage stylus builds.
Prove out new programs on the machine and document fixture setup, probe files, and operator run instructions.
Support first-article, incoming, in-process, and final dimensional inspection as required by the quality system.
Review CMM results, identify out-of-tolerance conditions, and work with Quality and Operations on next steps.
Maintain the program library and revision control so trained inspectors can run released programs.
Train Quality inspectors to execute released programs and perform basic program operation.
Use PC-DMIS Offline programming when available so the CMM stays available for measurement.
Coordinate routine CMM care and Hexagon service support as needed.