CNC Programmer/ Applications Engineer

Avalign Technologies • Mentor, OH

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About The Position

The CNC Programmer/Applications Engineer creates and/or edit programs and set up sheets used in the operation of CNC lathes and mills. Design fixtures, maintain data and records for the programming area. What You’ll Do: Accurately and consistently document all performed tasks on appropriate records (work orders, inspection sheets, maintenance logs, etc). Inspect documents for previously completed operation sign off and verify part counts before beginning any manufacturing operation. Do not proceed if discrepancies are found. Perform required maintenance checks of equipment before beginning any manufacturing operation. Do not proceed if problems are found. Prior to use, ensure measuring equipment has been calibrated, is not beyond calibration date, and is in good working condition.Follow established protocol to maintain ID & traceability of product and documentation. Do not perform operation if ID is questionable. Reference applicable drawings, specifications, and Manufacturing Process Instructions before beginning any manufacturing operation. Follow department Standard Process Instructions. Provide responsive support in the production of close tolerance components. Resolve machining related quality issues. Create, modify, and verify programs for all shop equipment. Design and program work holding fixtures for varying levels of production.Reduce component cycle time by optimizing programs, cutting tools, and fixturing. Create and maintain process documentation for legacy products. Research, test, and implement new cutting tool, work holding, and programming technology. Ensure all new CNC programs introduced comply with and support product flow through the facility. All other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• AS Degree in Manufacturing Technology preferred or equivalent work experience.
• Minimum 4 years of experience working with various CAD/CAM software packages (Esprit/MasterCAM & Solidworks preferred).
• Minimum 8 years of experience working with CNC equipment in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience with various inspection methods including mechanical inspection and CMM inspection.
• Strong computer skills (MS Office Suite, CAD, CAM)

Nice To Haves

• Medical device manufacturing experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Accurately and consistently document all performed tasks on appropriate records (work orders, inspection sheets, maintenance logs, etc)
• Inspect documents for previously completed operation sign off and verify part counts before beginning any manufacturing operation. Do not proceed if discrepancies are found.
• Perform required maintenance checks of equipment before beginning any manufacturing operation. Do not proceed if problems are found.
• Prior to use, ensure measuring equipment has been calibrated, is not beyond calibration date, and is in good working condition.
• Follow established protocol to maintain ID & traceability of product and documentation. Do not perform operation if ID is questionable.
• Reference applicable drawings, specifications, and Manufacturing Process Instructions before beginning any manufacturing operation.
• Follow department Standard Process Instructions.
• Provide responsive support in the production of close tolerance components.
• Resolve machining related quality issues.
• Create, modify, and verify programs for all shop equipment.
• Design and program work holding fixtures for varying levels of production.
• Reduce component cycle time by optimizing programs, cutting tools, and fixturing.
• Create and maintain process documentation for legacy products.
• Research, test, and implement new cutting tool, work holding, and programming technology.
• Ensure all new CNC programs introduced comply with and support product flow through the facility.
• All other duties as assigned.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: Associate degree