A Programmer or Analyst combines programming expertise with analytical skills to design, develop, and maintain software systems or applications. Responsibilities can include software solution design, writing code, testing software applications or systems, system integration, software deployment, and technical support. This role typically develops software solutions that meet specific business objectives.
Machinist / CNC Programmer Job Description An established hydraulic manifold manufacturer in Lenexa is seeking an experienced Mill Machinist / Programmer to program, set up, and operate CNC milling machines while ensuring high-quality production and on-time delivery. This role combines hands-on machining with CNC programming and process improvement, working closely with peers and leadership in a climate-controlled, small to medium-sized machine shop. Responsibilities + Set up, maintain, and operate CNC milling machines in accordance with standard work instructions and routing documentation. + Develop project documentation (routing) and machine code using MasterCam, Vericut, Solidworks, and Microsoft Office applications. + Create, edit, and troubleshoot CNC programs, including G-code and M-code, and support CMM -related programming needs. + Diagnose and resolve programming and machining issues, advising peers and supervision as necessary to maintain productivity and quality. + Work collaboratively with peers to maintain production schedules and meet production deadlines while sustaining high quality standards. + Document and maintain tool inventory, ensuring tools are available, properly stored, and ready for use. + Partner with management to develop best practices, continuous improvement activities, work holding solutions, and tooling strategies. + Communicate promptly with supervision when direction is unclear or when issues arise that may impact production or quality. + Set up machining centers according to routing and standard operating procedures, producing in-tolerance setup pieces. + Follow temporary manufacturing deviation request ( TMDR ) procedures when changes are required and ensure proper documentation. + Decommission machines after operations are complete, following established procedures for shutdown and cleanup. + Build and tear down tooling as needed, inspecting tooling for wear and notifying supervision to maintain tool crib organization and cleanliness. + Load parts on machines following standard work instructions and established best practices. + Inspect parts using in-process inspection methods to verify conformance, identify non-conforming material, and take appropriate action. + Stop machines and notify supervision when non-conforming material is detected, tagging material with clear defect descriptions. + Sort and contain non-conforming material according to SOP to prevent unintended use and mai To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account