CNC Mill Programmer

Posted 10 days ago

twin city staffingSaint Paul (MN)

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Senior

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$24.00 - $36.00 per hour

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About the role

CNC Mill Programmer Join our team as a CNC mill programmer! If you have a strong background in CNC programming and are proficient with CAM software, we want to hear from you. This position offers competitive wages ranging from $25.00 to $36.00/hr.
Location: Saint Paul, MN Wage: $24 $30/hr.
Hours: 6 am 3:30 pm, Monday Thursday, 6 am 12 pm. Benefits of the CNC mill programmer: Competitive hourly wage Opportunity for career growth Comprehensive benefits package Positive and collaborative work environment Medical insurance Dental insurance 401(k) And more Duties of the CNC mill programmer: Develop CNC programs using CAM software on vertical milling centers Analyze blueprints, models, and specifications Create program sheets for operators Troubleshoot and resolve machining issues Maintain cutting tool inventory Update CNC programs as needed Perform quality assurance tests Consider tools required to cut particular materials Requirements of the CNC mill programmer: Minimum of 5+ years of experience programming CNC milling machines in a Metal Stamping manufacturing environment Proficiency with CAM software (MasterCAM, GibbsCAM, or similar) Strong knowledge of G-code programming and CNC operation Ability to read and understand blueprints Pass pre-employment drug screening and background check
Additional information: Apply today for immediate consideration! To learn more about this CNC mill programmer position, please contact Catherine at 651-994-4298. EOE: Twin City Staffing is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

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