CMM Programming and Metrology Engineer

Williams International•Ogden, UT

22d•Onsite

About The Position

Williams International is hiring a CMM Programming and Metrology Engineer at its Ogden, Utah facility. The engineer applies metrology, quality engineering, and industrial engineering principles to optimize and oversee high-precision automated inspection of small gas turbine engine components. Operating within AS9100 aerospace quality systems, the role serves as a technical liaison between design engineering and advanced manufacturing. The position translates 3D CAD models and GD&T blueprints under ASME Y14.5 into multi-axis CMM programming logic, establishes calibration protocols, investigates component non-conformances, and uses SPC data to support equipment utilization, measurement traceability, and defect prevention. The role also supports first article inspection, new product introduction, fixture design, and quality sign-off for aerospace engine components.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Industrial and Systems Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related engineering field; U.S. or foreign degree accepted.
Two years of experience in aerospace turbine engine CNC manufacturing engineering.
Experience with Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), precision machining operations, manufacturing process optimization, quality systems, and CNC production environments.

Responsibilities

Formulate, simulate, and optimize automated inspection logic in CMM programming software using native DMIS for small gas turbine engine components.
Use 3D CAD geometric models to validate mechanical integrity, engineering specifications, and precision fabrication processes for aerospace engine assemblies.
Develop non-destructive metrology programs for physical gauge calibration and master artifact verification to maintain measurement traceability.
Perform First Article Inspections on cast, machined, and forged engine components in accordance with AS9100 requirements.
Establish dimensional verification protocols for new product introduction, conduct metrological testing, and prepare engineering validation reports.
Coordinate with manufacturing and design engineering teams to develop custom CMM fixture designs that support component stability and geometric repeatability.
Interpret GD&T blueprints and evaluate form, orientation, profile, and location callouts under ASME Y14.5 standards.
Perform dimensional metrology on manufactured propulsion components, identify deviations, and provide data for machine capability indices and SPC.
Oversee structural, metallurgical, and dimensional quality sign-offs on finished components before release to inventory.
Set up equipment, qualify multi-axis probes, calibrate scanning configurations, and monitor spherical error to maintain metrology traceability.
Inspect aerospace turbine components using CMMs and record inspection data in SPC software.
Troubleshoot mechanical and programmatic non-conformances involving system components, programming, and fixtures; implement corrective and preventive actions in coordination with Quality Engineering.