CNC Programmer

Re:Build Manufacturing•New Kensington, PA

10d

About The Position

Re:Build Manufacturing – New Kensington is seeking a CNC Programmer to support its growing manufacturing team in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. The role includes CNC programming, fixture design and development, creation of machining processes, and collaboration with manufacturing personnel to ensure programs run as intended. The CNC Programmer works with customer part requirements, production engineering, and machinists to develop machining fixtures, standard work, procedures, machining steps, process controls, and documentation. The position generates programs for customer products and fixtures across 3-, 4-, and 5-axis milling equipment, including vertical and horizontal mills, turning, and mill-turn equipment. It also involves editing G-code, designing custom tooling and fixtures, defining cutting tools, managing projects through programming and production to meet customer deadlines, and inspecting parts using monitoring and measuring equipment. Re:Build describes itself as a manufacturing and engineering company focused on revitalizing American manufacturing. Its work spans industries including aerospace, defense, mobility, healthcare, energy, and industrial equipment. The company states that employees share ownership and financial rewards associated with its success.

Requirements

At least five years of CNC experience in a controlled industry such as aerospace, automotive, or medical.
Proficiency with CNC programming software.
Ability to read and edit G-code.
Experience with CNC machining, measuring tools, handheld tools, and power tools.
Excellent drawing-reading skills and working knowledge of and experience using GD&T.
Proficiency in MS Office applications.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Mastercam and Hypermill CNC programming software is preferred.
Solid modeling experience using Solidworks is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Determine and review customer part requirements.
Work with production engineering to develop models and documentation for machining fixtures as required.
Work with production engineering to develop standard work and procedures for a best-in-class machining operation.
Work with machinists and production engineering to determine machining steps and process controls and to develop appropriate documentation.
Generate CNC programs for customer products and machine fixtures for 3-, 4-, and 5-axis milling (vertical and horizontal), turning, and mill-turn equipment.
Read and edit G-code when required.
Design custom tooling and fixturing for the equipment used.
Identify and define the cutting tooling required for jobs.
Manage projects through programming and production to meet customer deadlines.
Use monitoring and measuring equipment to inspect parts.