CNC Software Engineer
integrity staffing solutionsSterling Heights (MI)
$35-$55/hr
ApplyCNC Software Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
integrity staffing solutionsSterling Heights (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$35-$55/hr
About the role
Opportunity DetailsFull Time CNC Software EngineerSterling Heights, Michigan A multinational company with a location in the Sterling Heights, MI area is currently seeking a CNC Software Engineer for their growing team. These are exciting opportunities for Software Engineers with solid CNC software design experience looking for an opportunity with minimal travel, good work/home life balance, and excellent growth and development opportunities. Local candidates are preferred, but relocation assistance is available for well qualified candidates. CNC Software Engineer rates are anticipated to be in the $35-$55/hr range based on each candidate's experience and education. All well qualified candidates will be considered regardless of pay rate. We offer excellent benefits including medical, dental, vision, vacation time, and generous paid holiday schedules. Qualified CNC Software Engineers will have most (if not all) of the following skills and experiences: Hands-on experience programming and troubleshooting CNC controls, specifically Siemens 840D / SINUMERIK and/or Fanuc 31i / 32iStrong background in CNC software development, including PLC integration, HMI interfaces, or machine control logic Experience collaborating with mechanical/electrical engineering teams to integrate and refine CNC machine performance- knowledge of machine centers, cell controllers and transfer machines. A BS in Electrical or Software Engineering is strongly preferred. Will consider other degrees or equivalent relevant experience in lieu. Must be able to travel 5-20%. Travel will typically be less then 10% overnight. Must be able to work in the United States, TN Visas for Canadian / Mexican Citizens welcome. Must be able to complete standard pre-hire checks including drug screen, background, references, etc.
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