CMM Programmer

About Barron Industries

Founded in 1983, Barron Industries is a leading investment casting and precision machining company serving the aerospace and defense industries. We manufacture mission-critical metal components for highly regulated applications, with a strong commitment to quality systems, safety, and continuous improvement. Our new Aerospace and Defense Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center (ADAMTeC) is opening soon creating new 50 jobs.

Why Work at Barron Industries?

We invest in people the same way we invest in advanced manufacturing technology. View employee testimonials HERE.

Top-Tier Benefits

1. 100% health insurance premium paid coverage for employees, their spouses and children

2. Additional medical GAP Insurance that assists with deductibles

3. Dental & Vision Insurance

4. 401(k) with Company Match

5. Life Insurance

6. HSA & FSA Options

7. Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays

Barron Industries, a leader in aerospace and defense manufacturing since 1983, is seeking an experienced CMM Programmer to join our team in Oxford, MI.

What You'll Do:

Responsible for developing, programming, and maintaining Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) programs for the dimensional inspection of production castings, wax patterns, machined parts and assemblies. Interprets engineering drawings, GD&T, and customer requirements to develop inspection methods and generate accurate dimensional reports. Works with Quality, Engineering, and Manufacturing to resolve dimensional issues, support new job launches, and improve inspection processes.

• Develop, modify, and maintain CMM programs using PC-DMIS to inspect parts in accordance with engineering drawings, GD&T, and customer specifications.
• Analyze dimensional inspection results and work with Engineering and Manufacturing to investigate out-of-tolerance conditions and identify potential process improvements.
• Assist with first article documentation, deviations, waivers, and other customer-required submissions.
• Maintain inspection programs, measurement routines, and related documentation to ensure consistency and traceability.
• Support calibration requirements and proper use of measuring equipment.
• Perform dock audits, floor inspections, and other dimensional verification activities as required.
• Follow applicable AS9100 requirements, quality system procedures, and departmental work instructions.
• Participate in continuous improvement activities, including AVOs, CARs, ECRs, brainstorming sessions, training, and continuing education.

What We’re Looking For

Required:

• At least two years of CMM programming and operation experience required.

• Experience with PC-DMIS CMM programming software required.

• Experience with PolyWorks or Geomagic Control X measurement software preferred.

• Experience using FARO arms, KEYENCE 3D scanners, or similar portable measurement equipment preferred.

• Strong understanding of GD&T, engineering drawings, CAD models, and dimensional inspection methods.

• Strong knowledge of geometry and trigonometry as applied to dimensional measurement.

• Experience with calipers, micrometers, height gauges, and other precision measuring instruments.

• Ability to interpret dimensional data, identify measurement discrepancies, and assist with root cause investigations.

• Aerospace manufacturing or experience working within AS9100 or similar quality management systems preferred.

• Strong attention to detail, organization, and problem-solving.

• Good verbal and written communication skills.

• Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with Quality, Engineering, and Manufacturing personnel.

• Ability to use computers and standard Microsoft Office software, including Excel and Word.

• Ability to stand for extended periods in an office or industrial environment.

• Ability to bend, pull, stoop, and reach to perform job functions.

• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

• May be exposed to moving machinery, sharp metal chips, coolants, industrial chemicals, noise, and heavy materials.

• Cognitive and mental capacity to perform essential job functions.

• Ability to communicate effectively, orally and in writing.

• Visual acuity to read engineering drawings, inspection reports, computer screens, and related documents.

• Ability to hear in person and via telephone.