CNC Programmer II

New Hudson, MI
Full Time
Experienced
Essential Job Functions:
CNC Programming
  • Independently programs and sets up all CNC machines including mills and/or lathes using Mastercam software (X8 or higher) and manual programming techniques
  • Generates CNC programs off-line using CAD/CAM systems; reads, understands, and edits CNC programming code
  • Develops programs for a wider variety of part geometries and materials with increasing complexity relative to the Programmer I level
  • Reviews and optimizes existing programs to improve cycle times, tool life, and surface finish quality
  • Selects appropriate tools for optimum accuracy and efficient processing of each order
  • Maintains organized program storage within the program library
Machining Operations
  • Performs advanced machining techniques independently, including adjusting speeds and feeds to achieve the most efficient and accurate machining process
  • Machines parts to tight tolerances with a high degree of consistency and repeatability
  • Operates manual machine types on the production floor as assigned, including saws, sanders, drill press, Bridgeport, and similar equipment
  • Verifies first-article and in-process parts to confirm programs are producing to specification before full production runs
Engineering Drawing Interpretation
  • Accurately interprets complex engineering drawings and works from customer-supplied models and 3D files to develop machining programs
  • Reads and interprets complex engineering drawings utilizing GD&T callouts and symbology
  • Identifies potential manufacturability concerns in drawings or models and communicates them to engineering or leadership as appropriate
Troubleshooting & Continuous Improvement
  • Independently troubleshoots and resolves CNC machining issues including program errors, tooling failures, and dimensional non-conformances
  • Identifies opportunities for process improvement and recommends changes to tooling, programs, or setups to enhance quality and efficiency
  • Assists less experienced programmers and CNC operators with troubleshooting and technical guidance
Quality & Compliance
  • Follows quality programming techniques and maintains programs to ensure ongoing accuracy and performance
  • Responsible for knowledge of and consistent implementation of Total Quality Process principles in all day-to-day activities
  • Supports quality investigations and assists with root cause analysis and corrective action as needed
Workplace Safety & Organization
  • Works in a safe and professional manner at all times; maintains a clean work area and wears required PPE
  • Understands and acts safely around all general manufacturing processes and equipment

Supplemental Job Functions:
  • Perform other duties as assigned or requested

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:
  • High School Diploma or GED
  • CNC Programmer Certification preferred
  • Two (2) years CNC Programming with Mastercam X8 or higher preferred
  • Five (5) years Machining experience preferred
Exotic Automation & Supply maintains a drug-free workplace, including testing for marijuana.
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