CNC Programmer - Prototype Machinist

Posted 6 days ago

jelltech consultingGermantown (WI)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers Machine Shops

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30 - 40/HR

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a CNC Programmer to join a small local manufacturing company in Germantown, WI for a direct hire.

Pay: $30 - 40/HR

Description: • Most of our CNC programming is currently completed using Router-CIM, a software program that operates within AutoCAD. Because Router-CIM uses the AutoCAD drawing directly, candidates must be comfortable working in AutoCAD. More information about the software is available here:• https://cim-tech.com/products/router-cim/• Experience with Router-CIM would be helpful but is not required. A candidate with experience using other CNC programming software, such as SURFCAM or Mastercam, could be trained on our system. Most of our existing CNC programs are based on 2D AutoCAD drawings rather than 3D solid models.• We are also beginning to use Fusion 360 for 3D modeling and CNC programming. Experience with 3D modeling and programming in Fusion 360, Solid Works, or similar software would be beneficial. However, the candidate must also be willing to work with our existing 2D AutoCAD-based system, since that is where most of our current programs are created and maintained

Company Description: Your local Southeastern Wisconsin Staffing company striving to become the most trusted company to help you find people in the state.

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