CNC Programmer - Level 3

Posted 10 days ago

rider solutionTempe (AZ)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers Machine Shops

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$71,000 - $80,000 per year

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About the role

CNC Programmer - Level 3Tempe, AZ, United StatesAbout the Job CNC Programmer - Level 3Location: Tempe, AZ (On-Site)

Salary: $71,000 - $80,000 + Full Time Benefit

Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Main Duties: Work with various materials, tooling, and machine operations. Interpret engineering drawings to plan and set up machine operations. Inspect first-run and ongoing parts using precise measuring tools. Keep accurate records. Perform routine machine maintenance. Keep the machine area clean and organized. Possibly develop and document machine processes. Complete deburring tasks as needed. Ensure confidentiality of customer and company information. Give feedback to improve operations. Suggest ways to reduce waste and solve problems. Follow safety and health guidelines. Comply with company security policies. Handle other tasks as assigned. Work with complex materials and machinery. Interpret detailed engineering drawings. Collaborate with engineering to optimize products. Suggest improvements based on expertise. Act as a mentor and stand-in for Team Leader if needed. Read and understand complex technical information. Lead within the work group. Solve complex problems. Usually work with minimal supervision.

Skills and Experience: 8-10 years in CNC programming. Must know Mastercam (will be tested).Experience with SolidWorks. Siemens Controls knowledge is a bonus. Familiar with DMG Mori machines. Able to read and understand complex blueprints. Can write reports and document processes.5+ years in a machinist leadership role. Good with basic to advanced math. Skilled in complex machine programming. Education Requirement: High School Diploma or GED

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