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CNC Programmer will use CAD/CAM software systems such as NX (Unigraphics), Edgecam, and Vericut to create CNC programs for vertical and horizontal CNC lathes and multi-axis CNC milling machines.
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This position reports to the CNC Coordinator and Lead Programmer and their primary function is to use MasterCAM to program large format 5 axis CNC machine, lathe and provide support to the 3 axis machines.
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This position will work closely with the Director of Statistical Programming and other members of the Biometrics team to provide programming support across specific programs.
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The CNC Setup Programmer Operator creates computer numerical control (CNC) programs for manufacturing components, cutter selection, setup documentation, tooling design and drafting, CNC tooling programs, verification, and shop aid sketches.
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