CAD/ CAM Programmer
weldforce groupHouston (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
This position is responsible for developing and optimizing programs for flat sheet and tube metal fabrication — including laser cutting, press brake, and other fabrication processes. The position collaborates closely with production teams to ensure efficient, accurate, and manufacturing results.
KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Create, modify, and maintain 2D and 3D CAD models, flat patterns, and CAM programs for laser and fabrication equipment Generate and optimize CNC programs for laser cutting (flat and tube), punching, and bending operations using BySoft CAM, Fusion 360, and related software Interpret customer drawings and specifications to produce accurate production-ready files (DXF, STP, NC code, etc.)Collaborate with engineering, production, and quality teams to ensure manufacturability and precision Integrate and maintain program data within Global Shop Solutions (ERP) and utilize Zumen for document control and revision management Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to nesting, tooling, and machine compatibility Support continuous improvement by refining programming standards and templates for efficiency and repeatability. All other duties as assigned by employmentJOB SKILLS:Strong technical background Strong problem-solving and communication skills Team collaborationPREFERRED REQUIREMENTS:Associates degree or CNC Programming, CAD/CAM Technology
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