CNC Programmer - 1st Shift

Pyrotek•Carlisle, PA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The CNC Programmer will program Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines (Milling, Waterjet, Cutter), perform setup and machining first runs of new machined parts, conduct operator training, and setup of production and maintenance support items using CNC Mills, Standard Mills, Standard Lathes, Waterjet and Textile Cutters and other related equipment. First Shift Schedule: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Requirements

Associate degree in Applied Science in Computer-Integrated Machining or a related discipline from a two-year college or technical school, or an equivalent combination of education, certifications, and experience.
Proficiency in G-code programming and CNC machining processes.
Experience with Mastercam 2024 or newer and AutoCAD 2024 or newer.
Experience with Autodesk Inventor 3D and/or SolidWorks.
Knowledge of CNC routers and mills, conventional mills and lathes, machine controls, tooling, offsets, and setup procedures.
Ability to interpret engineering drawings, customer specifications, and GD&T requirements.
Ability to machine both fibrous materials and metals.
Strong mathematical skills, including basic calculations, geometry, and trigonometry.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and other relevant computer-based systems.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience as a CNC programmer or machinist in a manufacturing or product development environment is preferred.
Experience with 3-axis CNC routers and mills, particularly MultiCam.
Experience with 5-axis CNC routers and mills, particularly C.R. Onsrud machines with MachMotion or FANUC controllers.
Experience with aggregates and angle heads.
Experience with FLOW waterjet systems and Flow Cut/Flow Path software.
Experience with Eastman textile cutters and Eastman Cut Pro software.
Experience with standard machining equipment, including conventional mills and lathes.

Responsibilities

Develop, modify, and prove out CNC programs for mills, routers, waterjets, and textile cutters, supporting both new product development and ongoing production needs.
Interpret engineering drawings, customer specifications, machining parameters, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) requirements to plan effective machining processes.
Perform machine setups, configure tooling and offsets, establish reference points, and verify program accuracy through first-run machining and inspection.
Use Mastercam, AutoCAD, and 3D modeling tools to develop machining programs for simple and complex parts. Program waterjet and textile cutting equipment using applicable software.
Troubleshoot machining issues, adjust programs and controls, replace worn tooling, and maintain quality standards throughout the manufacturing process.
Develop fixtures, tooling, experimental parts, and working sketches to support specialized production and engineering requirements. Coordinate with vendors to fabricate custom tooling when needed.
Create and maintain accurate machining work instructions, manage CNC tooling inventory, and help improve work center efficiency.
Train production employees in the safe and effective operation of CNC equipment, promoting consistent processes and quality results.
Partner with engineering, production, and other departments to resolve problems, meet customer requirements, and support continuous improvement.
Follow established safety practices, company policies, and applicable quality and environmental management requirements.