Future Opening: CNC Programmer

Posted 10 days ago

foxsemiconUnion City (CA)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers Machine Shops

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$30.00 - $50.00 per hour

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About the role

CNC Programmer Foxsemicon Technology, LLC is growing rapidly and is looking for experienced candidates for a CNC Programmer with experience programming 3- and 5-axis CNC mills and CNC Lathes. You will develop new CNC programs for production runs or modify existing programs for different machines. During the manufacturing process, you will perform quality checks with the machine operator to ensure the program is producing parts according to specifications, making manual adjustments if necessary. You will also work with the engineers to look for product modifications that might reduce the amount of material or fabrication time. Although no formal education is required, applicants should be familiar with the computer-aided design programs MasterCAM and NX.

Responsibilities:

Develop CNC programs for production runs
Analyze drawings to determine dimensions and to choose cutting tools, machine speeds, and feed rates
Modify existing programs for different machines
Maintain tooling database
Make manual program adjustments as necessary
Troubleshoot issues during the manufacturing process.
Items assigned by supervisors

Qualifications:

AA diploma or equivalent
Completion of a technical or associate degree program a plus
Must be able to pass drug screening 5+ years experience with programming in 3- 5-axis CNC mills or Lathes
Familiar with MasterCAM and NXBasic math skills

Benefits:

100% company-paid health insurance (Medical/Dental/Vision) for employees
Life and AD&D insurance
Paid time off and 10-holiday pay
Flexible Spending Account (FSA)401k with company matching up to 4%Compensation: $30.00 - $50.00 per hour

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