Re:Build Manufacturing
CNC Programmer
New Kensington, PA
Sponsorship not specified$24k-$45kDetected 12 days ago
M&AOperations ManagementSolidWorksGD&TMicrosoft Office
About the role
- Capabilities in a wide variety of industries and materials allow our unique value proposition to bring exciting and advanced programs back to American Manufacturing.
- Ours is a fast-paced environment where individuals can stretch and be challenged to pursue their fullest potential.
- We've assembled a powerful set of complimentary capabilities and lines of business that enable us to pursue a wide range of end markets.
Nice to have
- Determines and reviews customer part requirements
- Work with production engineering to develop models and documentation for machining fixtures, as required
- Generate CNC programs for customer product and machine fixtures
- programs suitable for 3, 4, and 5 axis milling (vertical & horizontal), turning, and mill-turn equipment
- Read and edit G-code when required
- Identify/define cutting tooling required for jobs
- Utilize monitoring and measuring equipment for inspection of parts
- Proficiency with CNC programming software (MasterCAM and Hypermill Preferred)
Compensation
- $24k-$45k
Company info
- Work with production engineering to develop standard work and other procedures to develop a best in class machining operation.
- Work with machinists and production engineering to determine machining steps, process controls, and develop appropriate documentation
- Generate CNC programs for customer product and machine fixtures; programs suitable for 3, 4, and 5 axis milling (vertical & horizontal), turning, and mill-turn equipment
- Design custom tooling and fixturing for above equipment
- Manage project through programming/production to meet customer deadlines
- Minimum of Five years of CNC experience in a controlled industry (aerospace, automotive, medical, etc.)
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