CAM Applications Engineer – Production Machining (Hybrid)

Hexagon AB; Madeley; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car

Hybrid work model

Training & certification

Job summary

Hexagon is seeking an Applications Engineer for Production Machining Software to support UK manufacturers across sectors. You will be the technical expert, solving programming and machining problems, delivering training on site, virtually and at our facilities, and demonstrating what is possible on customers’ components.

You’ll work with machine shops to aerospace and medical manufacturers, travel up to 50%, and contribute to post-processors, machine models and tooling libraries while building

Qualifications

• Solid all-round experience in manufacturing engineering.
• CAD/CAM and CNC programming experience; Edgecam and NCSIMUL preferred.
• G-code and CNC controls such as Heidenhain, Siemens, Fanuc, Mazak.

Responsibilities

• Providing technical support to UK customers using Edgecam, NCSIMUL and our Production Machining portfolio.
• Delivering product training on site, virtually and at our training facilities.
• Running product demonstrations and benchmarks with the Sales team, including at exhibitions and open-house events.
• Building and maintaining CAM applications — post-processors, machine models, templates, tooling libraries and automation.
• Understanding customer processes and offering proactive advice to improve manufacturing.
• Feeding customer insight back into product teams to improve software.

Skills

CAM software

G-code

CNC programming

Communication skills

Travel up to 50%

Tools

Edgecam

NCSIMUL

Job description

Hexagon is seeking an Applications Engineer for Production Machining Software to support UK manufacturers across sectors. You will be the technical expert, solving programming and machining problems, delivering training on site, virtually and at our facilities, and demonstrating what is possible on customers’ components.

You’ll work with machine shops to aerospace and medical manufacturers, travel up to 50%, and contribute to post-processors, machine models and tooling libraries while building