CNC Programmer Machinist

Posted 3 days ago

mechanical dynamics analyticsSouth Euclid (OH)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers Machine Shops

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About the role

Job TypeFull-time Description Mechanical Dynamics and Analysis LLC a world class supplier of power generation services, parts and repairs, has an immediate opening for a qualified individual who has a desire to join a growing organization and an appetite for diverse and technically challenging work. The Repairs Division is seeking an experienced CNC Programmer to Generate program code using computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM-Gibbs) software, runs simulation tests, conduct quality testing and correct/improve program code to increase efficiency, quality and safety. MD&A will offer the qualified individual a competitive base salary with significant opportunity for incentive compensation.

Duties & Responsibilities: Generates program code using computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM-Gibbs) software, runs simulation tests, conducts quality testing and corrects/improves program code to increase efficiency, quality and safety; Determine reference points, machine cutting paths and compute angular and linear dimensions, radius and curvatures; Compare computer printouts with original part specifications and blueprints to verify accuracy of instructions; Revises programs to eliminate errors and re-tests programs to ensure problem resolution; Observes CNC machines on trial runs or conducts computer simulations to ensure that programs and machinery will function properly and produce items that meet specifications.

Requirements: Experience with CAD and CAM software. Preferably Autodesk Inventor and Gibbscam; Ability to read engineering prints, including the ability to understand GD&T; Develop work-holding fixtures; Must be able to select speeds, feeds, and tooling grades for exotic metals as well as steel and aluminum; Reading G-code is required; Analyze engineering instructions, drawings, blueprints, specifications and design data to calculate dimensions, tool selection, machine speeds and feed rates.

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