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Delva Tool & Machine is seeking an experienced offline lathe programmer to own and grow our lathe programming library. You will write MasterCAM programs for complex turning and mill-turn operations on aerospace and defense parts, optimize cycles, and prepare complete programming packages for new jobs.
You will collaborate with Quality to ensure tight tolerances and GD&T are met, and you’ll revise programs in response to changes while maintaining documentation.
Our lathe program is growing faster than our bench of programmers, and right now a handful of critical jobs are sitting on one person's shoulders. We need an offline lathe programmer who can pick up those programs, own them, and start writing new ones for twin spindle, twin turret machines with live tooling and bar feeders. If you know MasterCAM and you think in terms of spindle synchronization and tool paths, this seat is yours to define.
Delva Tool & Machine is an AS9100 Rev D certified shop in Cinnaminson, NJ, building precision aerospace and defense components. We hold tolerances to plus or minus 0.0002 inches across aluminum, stainless, titanium, and tool steels, running two shifts on Vertical Mills, Lathes, Swiss Lathes, and Mazak 5-axis horizontals with robotic loaders and automated pallet systems. The parts you program here fly and matter, and the equipment on our floor gives you room to actually solve hard turning problems instead of babysitting old programs.
$38.46 to $67.31 per hour ($80,000 to $140,000 per year), based on level and experience. We offer medical benefits, a 401(k) with company match, and paid time off.