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.
Open CNC Programmer Maverick Tech Fort Wayne, IN Job Details Full-time $33.25 - $44.00 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications Measurement-based inspection CAM software 3D modeling for product design Manufacturing facility experience CNC quality inspection Solid modeling technique Productivity software Technical Proficiency Full Job Description As a CNC Programmer, your primary focus will be on the development, adjustment, and validation of programs and setup documentation for CNC milling machinery. You will play a vital role in converting technical engineering concepts into high-precision parts by streamlining programming workflows, designing effective fixtures, and refining production processes.
Core Responsibilities:
Maintain thorough and precise records of all activities, including work orders, maintenance logs, and inspection documentation. Analyze engineering blueprints and GD&T requirements in accordance with
ASME Y14.5
standards. Utilize CAD/CAM applications to produce solid models, technical drawings, and precise toolpaths. Enhance manufacturing efficiency by developing and refining sophisticated machining and inspection workflows. Verify that all prior operation sign-offs are complete and confirm part quantities before initiating any production tasks. Conduct essential equipment safety inspections prior to starting any manufacturing work. Confirm that all measuring tools are properly calibrated and in optimal working order before use. Adhere to standardized procedures to ensure the identification and traceability of all products and records. Review all relevant specifications, blueprints, and process instructions to help maintain consistent quality standards across all production runs. Comply with all established departmental standard operating procedures. Deliver agile support to ensure the successful production of components with tight tolerances. Identify and correct quality discrepancies related to the machining process. Develop, update, and validate programming for all shop floor machinery. Design and program specialized work-holding fixtures to support various production volumes. Improve overall throughput by optimizing cutting tools, programs, and fixture setups to reduce cycle times. Manage and update process documentation for existing product lines. Evaluate and integrate cutting-edge cutting tools, work-holding solutions, and programming software. Validate that all new CNC programs are designed to support and improve the overall product flow within the facility.
Required Qualifications:
An Associate degree in Manufacturing Technology or an equivalent combination of professional experience. At least 4 years of hands-on experience utilizing CAD/CAM software, with a preference for Esprit, MasterCAM, and Solidworks. A minimum of 8 years of experience operating CNC equipment within a production setting, with medical device manufacturing experience considered a significant advantage. Demonstrated proficiency in diverse inspection techniques, such as mechanical and CMM measurement. Solid technical competency in Microsoft Office, CAD, and CAM software.
