CNC Process Engineering Manager - 5-Axis & Swiss

gpac; Woburn (MA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

gpac seeks a CNC Process Engineer Manager for a precision manufacturing organization that works across 5-axis milling, Swiss machining, and mill-turn technologies to produce complex, high‑quality components. Technical leaders will influence quoting, manufacturing strategy, product launches, and continuous improvement from concept through production.

You will manage engineering personnel, develop CNC programs with Mastercam or PartMaker, and collaborate with machinists to optimize processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical/manufacturing/industrial engineering preferred.
• Alternative: associate degree with 5+ years machine-shop process engineering experience.
• 10+ years of CNC/process engineering acceptable without a degree.

Responsibilities

• Develop CNC processes for 5-axis milling, Swiss, and mill-turn applications.
• Establish quoting, workholding, tooling, and production methods.
• Create and troubleshoot CNC programs using Mastercam/PartMaker.
• Analyze specs to determine optimal manufacturing methods.
• Lead manufacturing process improvement with machinists and teams.
• Support new product development and assembly projects.

Skills

5-axis CNC machining

Swiss machining

Mill-turn equipment

Problem solving

Technical leadership

Cross-functional communication

Independent troubleshooting

Education

Bachelors in Mechanical/Manufacturing/Industrial Eng

Associate in Manufacturing Technology

Tools

Mastercam

PartMaker

SolidWorks

Job description

gpac seeks a CNC Process Engineer Manager for a precision manufacturing organization that works across 5-axis milling, Swiss machining, and mill-turn technologies to produce complex, high‑quality components. Technical leaders will influence quoting, manufacturing strategy, product launches, and continuous improvement from concept through production.

You will manage engineering personnel, develop CNC programs with Mastercam or PartMaker, and collaborate with machinists to optimize processes.