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CNC Manufacturing Engineer
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A CNC and Machining Manufacturing Engineer programs, maintains, repairs and tests programmable instrumentation (CNC) that uses letters, numbers and symbols to automate machine operating processes within high precision engineering manufacturing environment. Often work within the electronics, automotive, aerospace, and optical industries.
$87,256 / year median in Connecticut
+1% projected growth
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Job Summary To Apply for this Job Click Here CNC Manufacturing Engineer Join a well-established precision manufacturing company supplying components to the aerospace, defense, and medical industries. This is an exciting opportunity to bring your expertise to a respected organization known for stability, high-quality standards, and a collaborative culture. CNC Manufacturing Engineer Benefits & Compensation Salary range is $95K-$120K (full-time, 1st shift position) Comprehensive medical benefits 401(k) with company match Paid vacation, holidays, and sick days Supportive work environment with opportunities for professional growth CNC Manufacturing Engineer Requirements & Qualifications Experience with CNC programming for lathes (2 and 3 axis, with bar feeders) and mills (3, 4, & 5 axis) Familiarity with NDT, heat treatment, and coating processes for aerospace, defense, or medical parts Working knowledge of CAD/CAM and DNC systems Experience machining stainless steel and aluminum Ability to create and edit shop floor inspection sheets Demonstrated skills in process planning and new product introduction (NPI) Ability to order and select cutting tools, holders, lathe jaws, and milling fixtures Associate or bachelor's degree in a related field, or equivalent experience CNC Manufacturing Engineer Preferred Background & Skills Basic understanding of Lean Manufacturing Experience supporting shop scheduling processes Prior exposure to generating estimates for new business CNC Manufacturing Engineer Day-to-Day Responsibilities Plan manufacturing processes for new and repeat customer orders to ensure product quality and compliance Generate and edit inspection sheets and CNC programs for a range of machinery Select, order, and manage required tooling and fixtures to optimize workflow Lead and oversee new product introduction (NPI) first article lots Troubleshoot and improve manufacturing processes on the shop floor Collaborate with scheduling and estimation teams to support production efficiency Bring your knowledge and passion for manufacturing to a team that values innovation, reliability, and quality. Apply today to make a meaningful impact in a dynamic environment.