CNC PROGRAMMER / MANUFACTURING ENGINEER

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cadcam recruitersRaleigh (NC)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers Machine Shops

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Job Description: Job Description CNC PROGRAMMER / MANUFACTURING ENGINEER Seek experienced, seasoned CNC Process Engineer / CNC Programmer. Raliegh area The CNC Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for developing, optimizing, and sustaining machining processes and CNC programs that deliver high-quality parts at competitive cost and lead time. This role combines hands-on CNC programming and process validation with cross-functional collaboration across design, production, quality, and supply chain. The ideal candidate brings strong CAM/CAD experience, in-depth machining knowledge (mills/lathes/multi -axis), proficiency with G-code and post-processors a plus, and a continuous improvement mindset also cant hurt. (Lean/Six Sigma). This role supports new product introductions (NPI), tooling and fixturing design, production troubleshooting, and documentation to meet ISO/AS9100/TS/AS standards and customer requirements. Now, if a candidate is more geared towards programming will entertain that profile as well. We also have need for cnc setup/machinist. Relocation help is available CAD/CAM RECRUITERS CHARLOTTE Since 1981

Company Description: Search and Recruitment for Direct/Permanent CAM and CNC Professionals since 1981 Company Description Search and Recruitment for Direct/Permanent CAM and CNC Professionals since 1981

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