CNC Programmer (In-Office)
vbeyondBayport (NY)
About the role
About the Role:
This is not a Shop CNC Operator or Machinist position; our CNC Programmer role requires drafting and engineering in various computer programs in an office setting.
Responsibilities:
Read, analyze, and interpret blueprints, hand drawings, and/or AutoCAD drawings and designs.
Use IX/3D software to create design drawings of kitchens and other millwork for fabrication.
Utilize IX software and AutoCAD to process kitchens and other millwork to the CNC machine.
Program CNC from CAD/CAM design drawings using IX and Enroute software.
Communicate with vendors, shop foreman and executive team daily.
Work with shop on construction methods and installation plans.
Miscellaneous drafting work as needed in IX and AutoCAD for purposes of production.
Qualifications:
Relevant drafting and CNC programming experience in a millwork, kitchen cabinetry, and/or wood manufacturing facility strongly preferred.
Experience with high-end custom millwork is a plus.
AutoCAD experience and strong computer skills.
Attention to detail and excellent multi-tasking skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Must be available to work full-time hours with 7am - 8am start time.
Must be available to work some Saturdays as needed.
Before you apply
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