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Fisher Barton – Accurate Specialties Inc in Waukesha, WI is seeking an experienced CNC Programmer 2 Advance. You will bridge engineering blueprints and production, developing high-precision programs for turning machines (Swiss, VTM, Horizontal) to meet demanding specs.
The role requires mastery of CAD/CAM tools (Mastercam, SolidWorks), GD&T, and a first-time-right mindset to optimize cycles and quality. Join a team focused on precision and continuous improvement.
Company: Fisher Barton – Accurate Specialties Inc
Location: Accurate Specialties – 560 & 570 Bluemound Road, Waukesha, WI 53188
Job Type: Exempt Full-Time, 1st shift Monday-Through Friday
At Fisher Barton, we don't just make parts; we provide solutions for the world's most demanding environments. As a CNC Programmer 2 for our ASI division, you will be the bridge between complex engineering blueprints and physical reality. You'll be responsible for developing high-precision programs for a variety of turning machines (Swiss, VTM, Horizontal), ensuring our components meet the standards our customers expect.
As a successful CNC Programmer, you will be responsible for a variety of aspects of the machining programming to include programming equipment, testing and determining the best programming and machining methods for our specific applications, and working with engineering on customer expectations and requirements.
At Fisher Barton, we don't just make parts; we provide solutions for the world's most demanding environments. As a CNC Programmer for our ASI division, you will be the bridge between complex engineering blueprints and physical reality. You'll be responsible for developing high-precision programs for a variety of turning machines (Swiss, VTM, Horizontal), ensuring our components meet the standards our customers expect.
We're looking for a technical expert who thrives on precision, loves solving geometric puzzles, and enjoys seeing their code turn raw materials into high-performance components.