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Paper Machinery Corporation in the Greater Milwaukee area is seeking a full-time CNC Programmer to develop and optimize CNC programs for milling and turning precision components used in forming and packaging machines.
You will review technical drawings, select tooling and strategies, write and test CNC code, and collaborate with machinists, engineers and production teams to resolve issues, improve processes, and maintain high quality.
Paper Machinery Corporation is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of advanced forming machines for paperboard cups, containers, and custom packaging solutions. Since 1951, the company has focused on cutting-edge engineering, technology, and innovation in the machinery manufacturing industry. Its portfolio includes high-speed and servo-driven forming and overwrapping machines designed for complex packaging and hot drink applications, with options for double wall, triple wall, and specialty configurations. PMC emphasizes durability, reliability, speed, and capacity in every product, and pairs this with strong customer service and support. The organization is committed to quality and continuous innovation that shapes the future of packaging machinery worldwide.
The Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programmer is a full-time, on-site role based in the Greater Milwaukee area. This role is responsible for developing and optimizing CNC programs for milling and turning equipment used in the production of precision parts for PMC’s forming and packaging machines. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing technical drawings and specifications, selecting appropriate tooling and machining strategies, and writing, testing, and adjusting CNC code to ensure accuracy, efficiency, and safety. The CNC Programmer collaborates closely with machinists, engineers, and production teams to resolve issues, improve processes, and maintain high-quality standards. The role also involves documenting programs, maintaining machine and program files, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives in the manufacturing environment.