CNC Programmer
senecaLebanon (PA)
About the role
Position Title:
CNC Programmer Location: Lebanon, PA Position Status: Fulltime Position Description: The CNC Programmer is responsible for programming, setting up, and operating CNC machining centers to produce precision parts from bar stock, castings, and other materials in accordance with blueprints and specifications.
Responsibilities:
Program, set up, and operate CNC vertical and horizontal milling machines and lathesCreate and edit CNC programs using G & M codesMachine parts to tolerances as close as .0005"Select appropriate speeds, feeds, tooling, and work holdingDesign and utilize jigs and fixturesTroubleshoot machining and manufacturing issuesSupport operations with technical guidance and process improvementsMaintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalentMinimum 2 years of CNC machining experience or advanced degreeSTEM degree preferredU.S. citizenship requiredExperience with MRP/ERP systemsCNC programming experience with CREO preferred About Seneca Resources: Seneca Resources is a client driven provider of strategic Information Technology consulting services and Workforce Solutions to government and industry. Seneca Resources is a leading IT services provider with offices in Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and Texas that service clients throughout the United States. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and value the benefits of diversity in our workplace.
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