Machine Programming Intern

TASI Measurement Career • Kent, WA

9d

About The Position

The Machine Programming Intern will evaluate whether CNC programs from the existing Makino A55 can be transferred to the newer Makino A51. Over a 12-week internship, the intern will review selected programs, compare machine requirements, and document the changes, testing, and effort needed to support a transfer.

The expected result is a documented recommendation on transfer feasibility for the programs reviewed, including required changes, available test results, estimated effort, and unresolved items. Any programs not tested must be identified as requiring further validation before production use. The role is based in a manufacturing and machine shop environment and requires compliance with company procedures, quality standards, safety requirements, equipment training, authorization requirements, and use of required personal protective equipment.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in or recently completed a machining, manufacturing, engineering, or related technical program.
• Basic understanding of CNC machining, G-code, and engineering drawings.
• Attention to detail, basic mechanical aptitude, willingness to learn, and ability to work with others.
• Basic computer skills, including Word and Excel.
• Follow required equipment training and authorization requirements and use required personal protective equipment.

Nice To Haves

• Introductory experience with Mastercam or similar software; coursework or school projects are acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Collect and organize existing A55 programs, setup sheets, tooling lists, and related drawings.
• Compare machine controls, program commands, tooling, fixtures, work offsets, travel limits, and probing requirements.
• Identify which programs may transfer directly, need changes, or require reprogramming.
• Assist with adapting selected programs using Mastercam or appropriate programming tools.
• Assist with simulations and approved trial runs; record issues and inspection results.
• Estimate the programming, tooling, fixture, and testing effort needed for transfer.
• Prepare a final feasibility report with findings, limitations, recommended next steps, and examples of evaluated programs.
• Follow company procedures, quality standards, and safety requirements.

Benefits

• The role includes a benefit package that may include health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and other benefits.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Intern
• Education Level: No Education Listed