CNC Programmer

Posted 3 days ago

civicmindsStevensville (MI)

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About the role

Position: CNC PROGRAMMER Location: Stevensville, MichiganA CNC programmer is responsible for interpreting CAD models and blueprints, creating programs for CNC machines, setting up the machines efficiently, and adjusting to ensure high-quality parts are produced efficiently while maintaining equipment and troubleshooting any issues that arise. Skills required for a CNC programmer: Strong understanding of CNC machining principles and programming languages Proficient in CAD and CAM software Ability to read and interpret technical drawings Mathematical skills for calculations related to machining Attention to detail and quality control Problem-solving and troubleshooting abilities Mechanical aptitude Knowledge and understanding of Tool steels, Pre heat and Post heat treat We are seeking: At least 3+ years of qualified CNC Programming experience with Tooling. Great communication skills. The ability to take direction and work well with others. Attention to detail and quality. Seek solutions to keep machines running and maximize unattended time. Understanding or willingness to learn graphite machining. Willingness to learn multiple machine centers, such as: Mitsubishi, Milltronics, Creative Evolution, Toshiba, Promac (6-axis), Hermle (5-axis) Types of controllers to the various machines: Centurion, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, Fanuc, Heidenhain Familiar with programming software such as: Cimatron (Primary), Work NC (still in house, no maintenance updates)

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