CNC Programming Intern: Sheetmetal & Laser Machining

TRUMPF France; Farmington (CT); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

TRUMPF Inc. invites applications for an internship in the Sheetmetal Fabrication Department at our Farmington, CT location.

The internship runs onsite from January 2027 to August 2027, requiring at least 32 hours per week to complement academic study. Ideal candidates are undergraduate students in related fields with strong organizational and communication skills, eager to work as part of a team and gain hands-on experience in NC/CNC programming, SAP routing, and machine setup in a high-tech

Qualifications

• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Strong inter-personal communication skills and ability to work as a team player.

Responsibilities

• Dynamically nest for the laser cut machine and the combination machine.
• Analyze engineering detail drawings for standardization, material, heat treatment and elements of design in relation to programming and applying standard data for times for NC/CNC machines.
• Specify definite pattern on a program sheet for the way a part will be machined.
• Develop necessary instruction information and make drawings indicating where to place the work piece on the machine and how to hold it.
• Design fixtures in order to manufacture production and customer parts.
• Assist other persons to make sure the programming time, tape punching and programming is correct.
• Create routings according to TRUMPF standards.
• Make manual changes to machine code.
• Assure the actual setup, cycle and secondary times are reflected properly in the SAP routing.
• Operate machining center when operators are absent.

Skills

Organizational skills

Attention to detail

Team player

Inter-personal communication

Education

Undergraduate student in a related field

Tools

SAP

Job description

TRUMPF Inc. invites applications for an internship in the Sheetmetal Fabrication Department at our Farmington, CT location.

The internship runs onsite from January 2027 to August 2027, requiring at least 32 hours per week to complement academic study. Ideal candidates are undergraduate students in related fields with strong organizational and communication skills, eager to work as part of a team and gain hands-on experience in NC/CNC programming, SAP routing, and machine setup in a high-tech