CNC PROGRAMMER #11700090426BB

Meyer Tool Inc•Benton, ME

2h•Onsite

About The Position

The CNC Programmer is responsible for creating, testing, implementing, and modifying CNC programs for 4 or 5 axis CNC mills and CNC lathes. This role supports Manufacturing and Engineering to ensure on-time delivery and quality products.

Requirements

Experience in Aerospace or IGT manufacturing
5+ years of experience with CAM software (preferred)
High school diploma or equivalent (2-year Precision Machining Degree preferred)
Must meet ITAR definition of US Person(s)
Working knowledge of blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, specifications and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
Strong math background in geometry and trigonometry
Knowledge of conventional and nonconventional machining
Ability to multi-task and prioritize multiple projects
Sound analytical, problem solving, and trouble shooting skills
Basic knowledge of lean manufacturing principles
Must be able to use standard gauges (micrometers, height gauges, calipers etc.)
Ability to process and communicate information using Microsoft Office products
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong interpersonal and leadership skills
Ability to communicate information and follow instruction in written and spoken English
Must be able to work overtime when necessary, including weekends when required
Successful results of pre-employment drug testing will be required

Nice To Haves

CAD software - SOLIDWORKS, NX
CAM software – Mastercam, NX programming experience

Responsibilities

Create and edit CNC programs, both interactively and offline
Create program set up and execution documentation detailing preparation, tool sheets, part orientation and operation instructions for other personnel, or Engineering of op sheets
Interact and assist with Manufacturing and Engineering personnel in regards to creating conforming parts and meeting process capability
Generate ideas and suggestions for reducing turnaround time
Perform miscellaneous duties and projects as assigned and required
Notify supervisors or other personnel about technical production problems
Train operators on new techniques or new operations
Troubleshoot and fix existing programs
Work with manufacturing to prove out processes to make them production ready, develop new techniques, and process improvements
Conform to Programming standards, and company policies