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In the programmer role, the Programmer Analyst is responsible for planning, developing, testing, and documenting computer. In the analyst role, the Programmer Analyst is responsible for gathering and documenting clear, unambiguous, and testable business.
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REQUIRED SKILLS For Java /Full stack/Software Programmer. Preferred skills: NLP, Text mining, Tableau, PowerBI, SAS, Tensorflow. Spring boot, Microservices, Docker, Jenkins and REST API's experience.
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Overview:We are seeking a CNC Programmer who will be responsible for programming and running CNC Mills & Lathes (G-Code) to produce parts according to customer specifications, designing and manufacturing dies as well as repairing broken dies.
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We are looking for a CATIA CNC PROGRAMMER! We are looking for a CATIA CNC PROGRAMMER! This is an ITAR position, the candidate must be a US Citizen or Green card holder. Minimum 5 years' experience writing CNC programs in a machining environment.
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10+ years as a CNC Programmer, with 5+ years specializing in 5-axis machining. As a seasoned 5-Axis CNC Programmer with 10+ years of experience, you'll be a key player in our pursuit of precision manufacturing excellence.
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A Leading Plastics Manufacturer for over 50 Years committed to investing in the most efficient manufacturing technologies and outstanding people.
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