Precision CNC Programmer for High-Tolerance Parts

Workforce Recruiter; Buffalo (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Workforce Recruiter is seeking a skilled CNC Programmer for a precision manufacturing client in Buffalo, NY. The role focuses on translating engineering drawings and requirements into safe, efficient CNC processes that meet tight tolerances.

Responsibilities include creating and maintaining programs, optimizing toolpaths, and collaborating with machinists, QA, and engineering to ensure part quality and repeatable production.

Qualifications

• Read engineering drawings and apply GD&T to machining processes.
• Practical CNC programming experience in precision manufacturing.
• Knowledge of G-code and M-code; tooling and workholding basics.
• Experience with CAD/CAM software and verification tools.
• Able to communicate effectively with machinists and engineers on the shop floor.

Responsibilities

• Create, modify, and maintain CNC programs from drawings and requirements.
• Develop machining sequences and select tools, holders, feeds, speeds, and setups.
• Use CAD/CAM tools and verification methods to identify machining risks.
• Support first-piece proves, machine setups, troubleshooting, and adjustments.
• Optimize toolpaths, cycle times, tool life, surface finish, and tolerances.
• Prepare setup sheets, tooling lists, program docs, and operator instructions.
• Collaborate with quality to verify prints meet requirements.
• Assist with fixtures and provide feedback on manufacturability.

Skills

CNC programming

GD&T reading

G-code

M-code

CAD/CAM

Precision inspection

Communication

Tools

CAD/CAM software

Program verification

Shop-floor troubleshooting

Job description

Workforce Recruiter is seeking a skilled CNC Programmer for a precision manufacturing client in Buffalo, NY. The role focuses on translating engineering drawings and requirements into safe, efficient CNC processes that meet tight tolerances.

Responsibilities include creating and maintaining programs, optimizing toolpaths, and collaborating with machinists, QA, and engineering to ensure part quality and repeatable production.