CNC Programmer

MC Molds•Williamston, MI

About The Position

MC Molds Inc. is seeking an experienced CNC Programmer for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Shift. Requirements: Must be able to program 3 and/ or 5 axis CNC milling centers using 2D and 3D CAM software. A minimum of 2 full years of CNC programming using CAM software Create efficient machining programs with correct tooling and feed-rates. Must be able to read and understand blue prints. Must understand GD&T fundamentals Good communication skills Knowledge of good fixture and jig practices. Ability to work with a cross functional team on a variety of projects Willingly to work overtime and on the weekends when needed Knowledge and experience with feature recognition software is a plus. Knowledge and experience post processing and editing posts.

Requirements

Must be able to program 3 and/ or 5 axis CNC milling centers using 2D and 3D CAM software.
A minimum of 2 full years of CNC programming using CAM software
Create efficient machining programs with correct tooling and feed-rates.
Must be able to read and understand blue prints.
Must understand GD&T fundamentals
Good communication skills
Knowledge of good fixture and jig practices.
Ability to work with a cross functional team on a variety of projects
Willingly to work overtime and on the weekends when needed

Nice To Haves

Knowledge and experience with feature recognition software is a plus.
Knowledge and experience post processing and editing posts.

Responsibilities

Download required data into CAM software
Create CNC milling programs using WorkNc, Surfcam and Powermill for a variety of mold components
Create machining programs with correct tooling, speeds and feed-rates.
Produce clear instructional Set-Up sheets for CNC machinist with estimated cycle times.
Work with the CNC machining department to determine the most efficient process for making a variety of mold components
Work with the CNC machining department on continuous improvement projects
Use vericut (CNC machining simulation software) for detecting errors, or areas of inefficiency prior to releasing programs to CNC machining department.