About the Role LS Electric Utah is seeking a detail-oriented Programmer to prepare accurate programs for the fabrication of custom switchgear components. This role works with engineering and production teams to turn drawings and models into parts that meet design requirements and can be manufactured efficiently. What You Will Do Create, revise, and maintain programs for sheet metal parts and other fabricated components using the equipment and software in use at LS Electric Utah. Review engineering drawings, CAD models, material specifications, and work orders to determine programming requirements. Prepare cutting layouts or nests, tool paths, setup information, and related production documentation as applicable. Check programs for dimensions, material usage, machine compatibility, and manufacturability before release to production. Work with machine operators, fabrication staff, and designers to troubleshoot production issues and correct programs. Maintain organized program files and revision records so production uses current approved information. Recommend improvements that reduce waste, improve quality, and support safe, efficient production. What We Are Looking For Experience programming manufacturing equipment in a fabrication environment; sheet metal experience preferred. Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, dimensions, tolerances, and CAD files. Experience with CAD/CAM or nesting software and the ability to learn the software and equipment used by our team. Understanding of fabrication processes, materials, and basic machine setup. Ability to check work carefully, manage revisions, and solve practical production problems. High school diploma or equivalent and relevant hands-on experience; a college degree is not required. Experience with AutoCAD or Autodesk Inventor is a plus. Korean language skills are a plus. Soft Skills Clear communication with design and production teams Strong attention to detail and organization Dependability and a positive work ethic Ability to prioritize work and meet production deadlines Collaborative problem-solving