CNC Machine Programmer

Benefits:

• Health Contribution
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Flexible schedule
• Paid time off
• Profit sharing
• Relocation bonus
• Tuition assistance

We are an aerospace company looking to hire a CNC programmer utilizing Gibbscam. The ideal candidate will possess the skills needed to develop, write and optimize CNC programs. The right candidate will be able to program mills, lathes and other multi-access machines such as sinkers and wire machines. This role ensures precision, efficiency, and quality in the manufacturing of metal or plastic components according to engineering drawings and specifications.

If all qualifications are not met we will provide training.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and write CNC programs using GibbsCAM.
• Interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and CAD models.
• Select appropriate cutting tools, speeds, feeds, and machining strategies.
• Set up and prove out new programs on CNC machines.
• Optimize existing programs to improve cycle time and reduce material waste.
• Troubleshoot programming and machining issues.
• Ensure compliance with quality standards and tolerances-specifically AS9100
• Collaborate with machinists, engineers, and production teams.
• Maintain proper documentation of programs and setup sheets. Follow safety procedures and company policies.

Required Qualifications

• Diploma or certification in CNC Programming, Machining Technology, or related field.
• 3+ years' experience in programming
• Proven experience as a CNC Programmer or Machinist.
• Strong knowledge of G-code and M-code programming.
• Experience with CAD/CAM software.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and GD&T.
• Strong math skills and understanding of machining processes.

Preferred Skills

• Experience with multi-axis machining (4-axis/5-axis).
• Understanding of tooling, fixtures, and work-holding methods.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills. Good communication and teamwork abilities.

Work Environment

• Climate Controlled
• Manufacturing or machine shop setting.
• Standing for extended periods.
• Exposure to noise, metal chips, and cutting fluids.