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CNC Programmer

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A CNC Programmer programs computer-controlled equipment used to cut wood, plastic, or metal according to precise measurements, or equipment used for different manufacturing processes.

$69,025 / year median in Connecticut

+8% projected growth

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Job Description

Calling all CNC Programmers with CAD/CAM hyperMILL experience! We have partnered with a precision manufacturing company in greater hartford specializing in machined components for the aerospace industry to find their next CNC Programmer . Our client is local, family owned, and has been an industry leader in the space for over 40 years. This role is ideal for someone who thrives as a problem solver in a hands-on, fast spaced environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Process Engineering :
Analyze customer engineering drawings, specifications, and machine capabilities to design and implement optimal manufacturing processes, workflows, and tooling requirements
CAD/CAM Modeling & CNC Programming :
Utilize SolidWorks and CAM software to develop 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC programs, applying GD&T to machine various aerospace-grade materials.
Setup & Production Control :
Perform first-article machine setups, troubleshoot dimensional or surface finish issues, and manage workholding, tool life, and offset adjustments.
Continuous Improvement :
Conduct root cause analysis on production problems and implement process improvements to reduce cycle times, scrap, and setup costs.
Production Support & Mentorship :
Estimate machining costs for production planning, maintain comprehensive setup documentation, and train machine operators on safe, correct program execution.
Key Qualifications:
Education & Experience :
Engineering degree or 3+ years of CNC programming and production engineering experience within an aerospace or precision machining environment. Hyper
MILL & CAM
Expertise :
Mandatory expertise in hyper
MILL CAD/CAM
software, complemented by proficiency in SolidWorks, Mastercam, or similar design packages.
Multi-Axis CNC Programming :
Proven experience programming multi-axis mills and CNC lathes, with mandatory, advanced 5-axis machining center capabilities.
G-Code & Technical Aptitude :
Strong understanding of G-code programming with the ability to hand-edit code directly at the machine control.
Blueprints & GD&T Compliance :
Advanced proficiency reading engineering drawings and customer specifications.
Industry Standards & Materials :
Solid knowledge of machining aerospace-grade materials. •Salary will be $100,000 - $125,000 based on experience, alongside a full benefits package, overtime opportunities and room for growth as the company expands.