CNC Programmer

CNC Programmer With Swiss Programming Needed For Leading Manufacturing Company

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Salary: $80,000 - $110,000 per year

A bit about us:

My client is a leading contract manufacturer and is looking to add a CNC Programmer who specializes in programming Swiss Machines to their team.

Why join us?

Compensation Up To $110,000 Per Year

$2,500 Hire Bonus - 50% paid after 30 days of employment, balance after 90 days.

Job Details

Position Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain NC programs using Partmaker software to facilitate continuous production of machined parts

Utilize knowledge of available CNC Swiss equipment and tooling to create the most efficient production process possible

Create and control technical information: Setup Sheets, Process plans, and Work instructions required to produce parts to exacting standards in a timely manner

Identify and troubleshoot process problems to keep production flowing

Collaborate with sales team to perform time studies to generate accurate cost estimates within part specifications

Setup and perform first part run offs and coordinate with operators to understand machining operation and documents

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