Sdms
CNC Lathe Programmer / Machinist
Plymouth, Michigan, United States · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 177 days ago
Customer SupportFusion 360GD&TCAMCollaborationProblem Solving
About the role
- We are seeking an experienced CNC Lathe Programmer / Machinist to join a precision manufacturing team. This role is ideal for a machinist who is comfortable programming CNC lathes and running their own parts, from setup through final inspection. You'll work with modern CNC lathe equipment and play a key role in producing high-quality components that meet
- tight tolerances and production goals. What You'll Do Programming Program, edit, and optimize CNC lathe programs using G-code and CAM software (Esprit or Fusion 360) Interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and GD&T to develop accurate machining processes Improve existing programs to reduce cycle times and increase efficiency Setup & Operation Perform full
Responsibilities
- Programming Program, edit, and optimize CNC lathe programs using G-code and CAM software (Esprit or Fusion 360) Interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and GD&T to develop accurate machining processes Improve existing programs to reduce cycle times and increase efficiency Setup & Operation Perform full CNC lathe setups including tooling, offsets, and workholding Operate Mazak, DMG Mori, and Doosan lathes to produce precision components Monitor machining processes and make real-time adjustments as needed Quality & Troubleshooting Inspect parts using micrometers, calipers, and precision gauges Identify and correct issues related to tooling, materials, or machine performance Maintain setup sheets, tooling documentation, and basic production records Collaboration Work closely with engineering, quality, and production teams Provide technical support or guidance to other machinists as needed
Nice to have
- You'll work with modern CNC lathe equipment and play a key role in producing high-quality components that meet tight tolerances and production goals.
- Why Consider This Role?
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