Fusion 360 CAM Programming Expert

Obsidian; Fatih; On-site; TRY 167,000 - 335,000; Full time

Job summary

Obsidian is building a high-quality evaluation dataset for CNC manufacturing and is seeking experienced CAM programmers to author grading rubrics for Fusion 360 CAM programs. You will craft text-only, objective rubrics that determine if a CAM solution would be approved by an expert machinist for production.

You will also review existing CAM programs and explain why they pass or fail, with clear verification rationale for each criterion.

Qualifications

• 5+ years CAM programming experience.
• Hands-on Fusion 360 CAM experience with access to a Fusion 360 license.
• Ability to program 4- and/or 5-axis CNC toolpaths.
• Strong production judgment — able to tell what would and wouldn’t run safely on a real machine.
• Written English fluency (all deliverables are text-based).

Responsibilities

• Author 10-criterion rubrics for grading Fusion 360 CAM programs.
• Write clear verification rationale for each criterion.
• Review sample CAM solutions and explain pass/fail outcomes.

Skills

CAM programming

Fusion 360

5-axis CNC

4-axis CNC

Safety judgment

Tools

Fusion 360 software

Job description

About the roleWe’re building a high-quality evaluation dataset for CNC manufacturing and are looking for experienced CAM programmers to author grading rubrics for Fusion 360 CAM programs. You’ll create text-only, objective, verifiable rubrics that determine whether a given CAM solution would be approved — or rejected — by an expert machinist for a production run, and provide the reasoning behind each criterion. You may also review existing CAM programs and explain why they pass or fail.

What you’ll do

• Author 10-criterion rubrics for grading Fusion 360 CAM programs across provided CAD models and machining context (stock, machine, tooling).
• Write clear verification rationale for each criterion.
• Review sample CAM solutions and explain pass/fail outcomes.

Minimum requirements

• Hands‑on Fusion 360 CAM experience, with access to a Fusion 360 license.
• Ability to program 4- and/or 5‑axis CNC toolpaths.
• 5+ years of CAM programming experience.
• Strong production judgment — able to tell what would and wouldn’t run safely on a real machine.
• Written English fluency (all deliverables are text-based).

Preferred

• CAM instructor or teaching experience.