CNC Application Engineer: Onsite Training & Optimization

Hartwig, Inc.; Irving (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Disability insurance

401k program with 20% match

Bonus eligible

Job summary

Hartwig, Inc. in Dallas/Irving, TX is seeking a CNC Machine Tool Application Engineer to provide on-site technical support at customer sites, evaluate processes and recommend solutions.

The role requires a two- or four-year degree in manufacturing engineering and CNC programming experience, preferably with Okuma controls. The position involves developing methods, testing processing options, performing time studies, supervising installations, and conducting on-site programming and demonstrations.

Qualifications

• Two- or four-year degree in manufacturing engineering.
• Experience in machining process development, project management and CNC programming.
• Okuma machine programming experience preferred.
• Ability to demonstrate knowledge and application of machine tool products, options and functions.
• Strong mechanical and technical aptitude.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, such as collaboration, listening, respect and work ethic.

Responsibilities

• Evaluates manufacturing processes and recommending industry-leading solutions.
• Develop and tests alternative processing methods.
• Performs time studies for process improvement recommendations.
• Oversees CNC machine tool installations.
• Conducts research and assist in presenting proposals.
• Performs on-site programming and machine operation training.
• Facilitates demonstrations by setting up and programming the machine tools.

Skills

Machining process

Project management

CNC programming

Okuma programming

Machine tool knowledge

Interpersonal skills

Education

Manufacturing engineering degree

Job description

Hartwig, Inc. in Dallas/Irving, TX is seeking a CNC Machine Tool Application Engineer to provide on-site technical support at customer sites, evaluate processes and recommend solutions.

The role requires a two- or four-year degree in manufacturing engineering and CNC programming experience, preferably with Okuma controls. The position involves developing methods, testing processing options, performing time studies, supervising installations, and conducting on-site programming and demonstrations.