Manufacturing Engineer - CNC Programmer

You’ll have access to an industry-leading hardware and software stack: CAD/CAM Suite: Siemens NX (5-Axis Continuous Milling, VTL, VBM, HBM, Multi-Axis EDM, etc). Digital Twin & Virtual Prototyping: 100% simulation coverage utilizing Vericut and Siemens Run My Virtual Machine. Next-Gen Hardware: Custom 10-ton multi-function grinding machines, massive 5-axis mills, and large VTLs/VBMs up to 2.5m. Advanced Diagnostics & Automation: Closed-Loop Machining (CLM), custom Renishaw probing routines, Caron Engineering TMaC, and Modal Analysis (tap testing) hardware/software. What You’ll Do (Technical Ownership & Collaboration) Process Architecture: Design and optimize high-efficiency CNC programs for complex multi-axis setups cutting high-temperature superalloys (Inconel, Rene, and exotic nickels). Virtual Prototyping: Use digital twin software (Vericut) to validate code and optimize toolpaths in a risk-free virtual environment before hitting the shop floor. Smart Machining: Develop adaptive probing routines, macro programming, and closed-loop machining processes to make complex setups smooth and predictable. New Equipment Integration: Partner with Manufacturing Engineers and shop-floor teams to commission new multi-million-dollar machine tools and establish baseline machining standards. Cross-Functional Teamwork: Act as a technical mentor and partner on the floor—troubleshooting setups, proving out first-piece components, and sharing knowledge across the team. What You’ll Bring CAM Mastery: Demonstrated experience programming 4 and 5-axis continuous milling, large VTLs, or multi-axis grinding systems using graphical CAM software (Siemens NX strongly preferred). Material & Control Knowledge: Experience machining high-temperature alloys or heavy structural parts, along with familiarity with modern controls (Siemens Sinumerik, Fanuc, Okuma, or Haas). Experience with on machine probing including Renishaw macros Quality & Safety Mindset: A pride in craftsmanship that prioritizes method setup, process stability, and safety over rushed code. 4 years minimum experience with offline programming in a CAM system Pay: $55.00 - $62.50 per hour Experience: CAM programming: 4 years (Required) CNC: 4 years (Required) Work Location: In person