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NX CNC Programmer 2nd Shift

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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.

$63,176 / year median in South Carolina

+16% projected growth

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NX CNC Programmer - 2nd Shift Greenville, SC 29615 $45-$55 per hour | 18-Month Contract | 6 Openings We are hiring six experienced CNC Programmers to support a large-scale gas turbine manufacturing operation in Greenville, SC. This is a hands-on programming and shop-support position involving complex, large-format machining equipment. This is not a desk-only CAM role. Candidates must be capable of personally supporting machine setup, troubleshooting programs, and proving out complex first-piece components on the shop floor.
Schedule Second shift:
2:30 PM-11:00 PM Eastern Fully onsite in Greenville, SC Some overtime may be available Candidates must be willing and able to work this schedule consistently Key Responsibilities Create, modify, and maintain CNC programs using Siemens NX CAM or another graphical CAM system Program multi-axis milling, turning, grinding, and/or EDM operations Program from scratch when required—not only edit existing programs Support large VTLs and VBMs up to 2.5 meters Support large head-head gantry 5-axis machines and vertical multipurpose turn/grind equipment Verify new CNC programs using Vericut or comparable simulation software Develop Renishaw probing routines, including process validation and error trapping Perform machine setup and personally prove out complex first-piece programs Provide daily programming and troubleshooting support directly on the manufacturing floor Develop tooling and fixturing requirements Create clear CNC-related work instructions Train operators during new-machine startups, rebuilt-machine launches, and process improvements Lead improvements involving safety, quality, cost, and delivery Required Qualifications Applicants must meet all of the following requirements: At least four years of CNC programming experience using a graphical CAM system Ability to create CNC programs from scratch Significant hands-on machining experience Ability to personally set up and prove out complex first-piece programs Strong blueprint and engineering drawing interpretation skills Strong shop mathematics, geometry, and trigonometry skills Ability to troubleshoot CNC programs directly on the shop floor Availability for the required 2:30 PM-11:00 PM second-shift schedule Ability to work onsite in Greenville, SC Current authorization to work in the United States without present or future employment sponsorship Highly Preferred Experience Siemens NX CAM Five-axis CNC programming Vericut Large-format VTL or VBM equipment Fanuc, Haas, Okuma, and/or Siemens controls Renishaw probing routines Macros, subroutines, and variable-based programming Closed-loop machining Large precision components where deflection, work hardening, and thermal stability affect tolerances Nickel-based superalloys such as Inconel, Rene, or Hastelloy Heavy-duty gas turbine, power-generation, aerospace, turbomachinery, or similarly complex manufacturing Interview Process Initial interviews may be conducted by Microsoft Teams. Local candidates may be asked to attend an onsite interview. Qualified nonlocal candidates may be selected following a virtual interview but must relocate or commute to Greenville for this fully onsite assignment. Required Prescreen Questions Please answer each question clearly when applying: How many years of CNC programming experience do you have? Which CAM systems have you used, and how many years have you used Siemens NX CAM? Can you create a CNC program completely from scratch? Please provide a specific example. Describe your hands-on machinist background, including machines you personally set up and operated. Have you personally set up and proved out a complex first-piece program? Please explain. What five-axis machines, VTLs, VBMs, gantries, or turn/grind machines have you programmed? Have you used Vericut or another CNC verification system? Have you programmed Renishaw probing cycles, macros, subroutines, or variable-based logic? Have you machined Inconel, Rene, Hastelloy, or other nickel-based superalloys? Are you fully available to work onsite from 2:30 PM-11:00 PM in Greenville? If you are not local, will you relocate or commute at your own expense? What hourly rate are you seeking, and when can you interview and start? After applying, email your answers and current resume separately to Diana.

Sideri@entegee.com. Then text Diana immediately at 978-828-3601 with your full name and "NX Programmer" so your application can be reviewed promptly.
Important:
Candidates who lack hands-on machining, machine setup, first-piece prove-out, or scratch-programming experience will not be considered. NX CAM experience receives priority, although exceptionally strong programmers using another advanced CAM platform may be considered. Pay is expected to be $45-$55 per hour. Final compensation will depend on directly relevant programming experience, NX CAM proficiency, machine-tool background, shift availability, and overall qualifications. We are an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic. #
GRPA Pay:
$45.00 - $55.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person