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FFI Aerospace & Defense
CNC CAM Programmer, Multi‑Axis Machining
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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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.
$62,861 / year median in Maryland
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Shape precision manufacturing in Westminster, MD Picture a day where your toolpaths turn ideas into parts. You arrive in our Westminster, MD facility, open your CAM project, and translate complex drawings into efficient CNC programs that run right the first time. You walk the floor to verify a setup, fine-tune a cycle, and collaborate with engineers to shave seconds without sacrificing tolerance. If that sounds like your kind of impact, this role is for you. Core contributions Create, refine, and validate CNC programs for diverse machining operations with an emphasis on accuracy and throughput. Review and interpret blueprints, models, and specifications to generate precise machining instructions. Set up and dial in CNC equipment for production runs, including calibration and verification. Oversee in-process performance, ensuring quality and efficiency are consistently achieved. Troubleshoot programming and machining challenges quickly and effectively. Partner with engineering and production to streamline workflows and minimize waste. Document programs, setups, revisions, and change history throughout production. Stay current with advancements in CNC technology, tooling, and best practices. What you bring Proven experience as a CNC Programmer or closely related position. Hands-on proficiency with CAD/CAM and CNC languages including G-code. Solid knowledge of machining methods, tooling selection, and cutting parameters. Ability to read and analyze engineering drawings and blueprints. Exceptional problem-solving skills and meticulous attention to detail. Clear communication and a collaborative mindset. High school diploma or equivalent; a technical credential in CNC programming is a plus. Proficiencies that set you up for success