A leading manufacturing company in Massachusetts is seeking a skilled professional to develop and implement CMM/Vision System programs for product development and production. The ideal candidate will have extensive programming experience, particularly with InSpec and vision systems, complemented by a strong knowledge of GD&T. The role includes responsibility for improving program efficiency, mentoring technicians, and ensuring safety in operations, with a preference for candidates with medical device or injection molding experience.
Qualifications
5+ years of programming experience with InSpec and/or Calypso.
3+ years of programming of vision systems (e.g., OGP, Micro-Vu, Zeiss, etc.).
Able to interpret, test and establish measurement methods using contact and non-contact CMMs.
Responsibilities
Develop CMM/Vision System programs for new product development.
Meet with customers and suppliers to support projects.
Assist in the design and implementation of CMM holding fixtures.
Skills
CMM programming
Vision systems programming
GD&T knowledge
Micro-scale metrology
SolidWorks
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or 7+ years in the manufacturing environment
Tools
InSpec
Calypso
C++
VB
Microsoft Office
Job description
SUMMARY
Develop and implement CMM/Vision System programs and inspection fixtures for new product development and production use. Assist in other quality activities as needed.
Key Accountabilities
Develop CMM programs
Maximizes efficiency of CMM programs
Validates CMM programs
Works directly with toolmakers for gauge and fixture builds
Key Responsibilities
Understand broad spectrum of tolerance regimes and metrology needs (e.g., micro‑scale metrology); mentor technicians supporting meas. applications.
Understand basic concepts and apply principles at fundamental level (e.g., GD&T Professional - Technologist Level)
Apply purchased software and implement standard methods to support GD&T analysis
Develop/apply general knowledge of metrology equipment/sensors (e.g., CMMs/Vision Systems - contact, non‑contact).
Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (ASME Y14.5) - Understand basic concepts and apply principles at fundamental level.
Develop CMM programs and apply general knowledge of metrology equipment/sensors (e.g., contact, non‑contact).
Perform basic measurement systems analysis and support uncertainty budget analysis using standardized analysis tools (ASME B89.7 Series of Standards)
Assist in measurement‑related projects in support of NPI and manufacturing and measurement.
Meet with customers and suppliers to support projects, attend conferences (e.g., ASME, ACMC, SME, ASPE), as required.
Develop general knowledge level of existing national and international standards and their impact internally and with customers/suppliers.
Assist in the design, development and implementation of CMM holding fixtures.
Maximize efficiency of CMM programs.
Actively promote and drive a culture of safety.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in Engineering or 7+ years in the manufacturing environment.
5+ years of programming experience with InSpec and/or Calypso
3+ years of programming of vision systems (e.g., OGP, Micro-Vu, Zeiss, etc.)
CAD experience with Solid Works, Pro E is desired
Working knowledge of GD&T with the Applied Dimensional Metrology experience
General knowledge level of tolerance regimes and micro‑scale metrology, general knowledge of products, tooling, & process
Able to interpret, test and establish measurement methods of 1,2 and 3 dimensional applications using contact and non‑contact computer controlled CMM’s that consider error sources in a sub‑micrometer regime.
Proven ability to apply principles (e.g., GD&T Professional - Technologist Level, course work, training seminar, experience)
Proven ability to write programs (e.g., C++, VB courses and/or experience, metrology software experience), proven ability to apply tools to support GD&T analysis
Proven experience with/and ability to learn through technical literature and application of metrology equipment/sensors (e.g., CMM/Vision System - contact, non‑contact).
Proven ability to perform basic measurement systems analyses and testing (e.g., experience or course work, seminars, tutorials on GR&R, GUM, and with stats software, etc.)
Proven ability supporting projects within scope of responsibilities (e.g., project experience)
Proven ability to apply national /international standards in support of projects and corporate directives (e.g., experience using standards testing in selection and acceptance testing of meas. system)
Medical device industry is preferred
Injection Molding industry experience preferred
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to manage multiple projects and responsibilities simultaneously.
Ability to work in a fast‑paced, team environment.
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office software.