NC Programmer I

Hexcel•Amesbury, MA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

As a part of Hexcel, we at ARC Technologies LLC are propelling the future of flight, energy generation, transportation, and recreation through excellence in advanced material solutions that create a better world. We proudly support our military through our product offerings. Whether you are a civilian, veteran, transitioning member, reservist, or military spouse, Hexcel is committed to supporting, including, and empowering you. Where Local Community meets Global Opportunity By joining our team, you will become part of a global community of peers dedicated to creating quality parts and materials. If you have integrity, accountability, a willingness to explore new ideas, and a desire to succeed, then ARC Technologies is the place for you. Hexcel is currently seeking a CNC Programmer for our Amesbury, MA location. The selected individual will be responsible for but not limited to the following obligations:

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required
2+ years' programming experience utilizing MasterCAM X or newer software
2+ years’ experience working in a Machine Shop - setting up and operating CNC and manual machines
Experience with troubleshooting CNC programs
Must be able to read blueprints with an understanding of GD&T
Ability to decipher and edit NC code as required
Communicate well with others and to interact with individuals on the floor as a team.
Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a government Security Clearance

Responsibilities

Analyzing engineering drawings, specifications and verbal instruction to plan a manufacturing strategy
Creating efficient toolpath machining strategies using MasterCAM for milling programs
Developing fixtures and work holding jigs for machining unique components
Creating detailed setup sheets and work instructions
Modifying current production programs and fixtures to improve efficiency
Setting up and running various CNC machinery (3-axis, 5-axis, EDM, waterjet) and machining prototype or low quantity run parts when required
Occasionally design 2D wireframe / 3D solid models from a blueprint or sketch to create CNC programs
Select correct programs, loading and setting up tools and parts.
Cost new products by providing material cost and processing time for fixturing, as well as set up and run time to produce parts.
Perform other varying duties including, but not limited to: completing reports and records, running daily calibrations, basic machine maintenance, training operators, and troubleshooting production issues.