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CNC Manufacturing Programmer

As a CNC Manufacturing Programmer, you will drive the production of complex, high-precision components by developing advanced machining strategies for multi-axis equipment. You will play a critical role in ensuring operational excellence by bridging the gap between engineering designs and shop-floor execution, ultimately delivering high-quality parts for demanding industries.
About the Role: As a CNC Manufacturing Programmer, you will drive the production of complex, high-precision components by developing advanced machining strategies for multi-axis equipment. You will play a critical role in ensuring operational excellence by bridging the gap between engineering designs and shop-floor execution, ultimately delivering high-quality parts for demanding industries.
Responsibilities: Develop and refine complex CNC programs for 3-axis and 5-axis mill/turn equipment to maximize production efficiency. Utilize advanced CAM software to create robust toolpaths and optimize cycle times for high-precision manufacturing. Design innovative work-holding fixtures and custom tooling to support seamless production setups. Perform manual G-code editing and verification to ensure machine performance meets rigorous quality standards. Generate comprehensive setup documentation to streamline the transition from prototype to full-scale production. Apply deep knowledge of GD&T to solve tolerance challenges and maintain strict dimensional accuracy. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot machining processes and improve overall manufacturing throughput.
Required Skills: Minimum of 5 years in a precision machining environment with at least 2 years focused on programming. Advanced proficiency in multi-axis CNC programming and G-code optimization. Strong technical grasp of GD&T principles and complex tolerance stack-ups. Demonstrated success in high-precision manufacturing environments. Ability to meet ITAR compliance requirements as a U.S. Person.
Preferred: SkillsTechnical degree in Manufacturing Engineering or a related discipline. Extensive background in aerospace or turbine component production. Experience with advanced machine simulation software and digital manufacturing workflows.