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Advanced CNC Programmer III – Multi‐Tasking Machines.Hours: Monday - Thursday 6AM - 3:30PM, Friday 6AM-10AM. May require later hours/ weekends as needed.Pay Range: $75,000+ depending on experience.Advanced CNC Programmer III with deep expertise in programming multi‐tasking CNC machines (mill/turn, multi‐axis, live tooling) using Mastercam.Job ResponsibilitiesProgram, optimize, standardize and maintain CNC programs for complex multi‐tasking machines (multi‐axis mills, lathes, mill/turn platforms) using Mastercam.Analyze engineering drawings, GD&T, and model-based definitions to determine optimal machining strategies and metal removal techniques.Develop efficient, repeatable machining processes that meet quality, cost, and delivery objectives with focus on spindle-up time and some aspects of lights-out machining during off-shifts.Create and maintain CNC programs, setup sheets, tooling lists, work instructions, and program standards.Design and optimize tooling and work-holding solutions in collaboration with Manufacturing Engineering and other stakeholders.Prove out new programs on the shop floor; troubleshoot machining, tooling, and process issues as they arise.Validate first-piece inspections using inspection equipment to ensure conformance to print.Optimize post processors to minimize and eliminate manual code edits and improve programming efficiency.Drive cycle time reduction, tool life improvements, scrap reduction, and overall throughput improvements.Support new product introductions (NPI), process validation activities, and engineering changes.Create and maintain tooling documentation, tooling libraries, and tool life management systems.Champion Lean and continuous improvement initiatives (setup reduction, waste elimination, variation reduction).Develop programming and setup standards; train Manufacturing Engineers and Machinists in best practices.Mentor less experienced programmers and machinists and provide technical leadership on the shop floor.Ensure all work complies with quality, safety, and manufacturing standards.Job Qualifications5–10+ years of directly related CNC programming experience in a precision manufacturing environment.Proven expertise programming multi‐tasking CNC machines (mill/turn, multi‐axis platforms.)Minimum High School Diploma or GED required, Engineering degree preferred.Advanced proficiency with Mastercam (mill, lathe, multi‐axis, mill/turn modules).Strong practical knowledge of G‐code programming.Solid understanding of GD&T and ability to interpret complex engineering drawings.Experience in machining tight‐tolerance components in aerospace, defense, or high‐precision industrial applications.Strong knowledge of cutting tools, fixturing, materials, and machining best practices.Competency in metrology; ability to validate first-piece runs and support gage studies.Excellent problem-solving skills with a continuous improvement mindset.Strong communication and documentation skills (Word, Excel, Outlook).Motivation, reliability, attendance, and punctuality are essential.Must pass federal background checkMust pass federal drug testMust be a US citizen