NC Programmer – Aerospace Inspection & CMM

Boeing; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 60,100 - 92,150; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Total Rewards package

Kansas tax credit program

Job summary

Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. (a Boeing subsidiary) seeks an NC programming focused professional to support inspection and verification in aerospace manufacturing. You will analyze NC programs, review blueprints and models, and collaborate with NC programmers to optimize tooling and processes.

Responsibilities include programming CMMs, validating inspection plans, and coordinating with engineering and manufacturing teams to address producibility issues.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of professional NC programming experience in inspection devices or quality control in aerospace manufacturing
• Experience with quality principles in aerospace manufacturing environment
• Ability to program multiple inspection machine tools and verify programs using software/apps

Responsibilities

• Provides knowledge of NC machining and programming inspection tools.
• Performs qualitative and quantitative analysis of NC programs for validation and compliance with customer/specifications.
• Analyze blueprints and models to support NC programming.
• Collaborate with NC programmers to optimize or modify programs.
• Program CMMs and portable inspection devices and verify NC programs.

Skills

NC programming

Quality assurance

Inspection devices

Aerospace manufacturing

Education

Associate/Bachelor’s degree preferred

Tools

CMMs

Portable measuring devices

Articulation arms

CATIA

ENOVIA

Metrologic

Verisurf

Polyworks

SAP

Job description

Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. (a Boeing subsidiary) seeks an NC programming focused professional to support inspection and verification in aerospace manufacturing. You will analyze NC programs, review blueprints and models, and collaborate with NC programmers to optimize tooling and processes.

Responsibilities include programming CMMs, validating inspection plans, and coordinating with engineering and manufacturing teams to address producibility issues.