CNC Programmer - Multi-Axis CAM, CAD & Process Improvement

MRA Recruiting Services; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) and Roth

Paid Time Off

Health insurance

Paid holidays

Job summary

Universal Presentation Concepts (UPC) in Madison, WI is seeking a CNC Programmer to interpret drawings and CAD/CAM files, creating precise CNC programs for multi-axis machines. The role emphasizes developing and testing G-code, selecting tooling and parameters, and collaborating with machinists and engineers.

The position requires first-quality inspections, maintaining program libraries with version control, and implementing improvements to reduce cycle times and tooling costs.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Associate degree in CNC programming or related mechanical/computer field.
• Experience programming CNC, knowledge of electronics, and reading blueprints.

Responsibilities

• Interpret drawings and CAD/CAM files to create CNC programs.
• Develop, test, and optimize G-code for multi-axis machining centers.
• Select tooling and cutting parameters to maximize efficiency and quality.
• Collaborate with machinists and engineers to troubleshoot issues.
• Perform first-quality inspections and adjust programs for tight tolerances.
• Maintain CNC program libraries with version control and docs.
• Implement process improvements to reduce cycle times and scrap.
• Train operators on program execution and setup procedures.
• Support new product introductions and prototype development.
• Must be able to setup and operate all CNC equipment.

Job description

Universal Presentation Concepts (UPC) in Madison, WI is seeking a CNC Programmer to interpret drawings and CAD/CAM files, creating precise CNC programs for multi-axis machines. The role emphasizes developing and testing G-code, selecting tooling and parameters, and collaborating with machinists and engineers.

The position requires first-quality inspections, maintaining program libraries with version control, and implementing improvements to reduce cycle times and tooling costs.