Senior Swiss CNC Setup Specialist (Weekend Shift)

Sussek Machining - USA; BLOOMINGTON (MN); Presencial; USD 36 000 - 47 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

12% shift premium

3-day weekend schedule

Paid lunch

Resumo da oferta

Nelson Numeric, a Sussek Machine Company in Bloomington, MN, seeks a CNC Swiss Turning Setup Specialist for the weekend shift. You will own multi-axis Swiss machine setups, dial in programs, and ensure aerospace parts meet tight prints.

You will prove out programs on exotic alloys, tune feeds and speeds, and capture SPC data with precision gauges, CMMs, and comparators. A 12% shift premium applies; you’ll work 3 days (36 hours) with paid lunch.

Qualificações

• 5+ years of CNC Swiss turning experience.
• High school diploma or equivalent; a 2-year machining degree or CNC trade program preferred.
• Fluent in G & M codes and blueprint interpretation.
• Strong GD&T and shop math skills.
• Ability to stand for the shift and lift up to 70 lbs.

Responsabilidades

• Set up, adjust, and run multi-axis Swiss machines with live tooling to meet safety, quality, and output targets.
• Read, edit, and prove-out programs; adjust feeds and speeds for exotic alloys.
• Pre-set, change, and adjust tooling; perform daily machine maintenance and tooling care.
• Measure and record SPC data using comparators, CMMs, Trimos, and precision gauges; verify parts to GD&T.
• Collaborate with teammates during changeovers and support pre-production and prove-outs.

Conhecimentos

G&M codes proficiency

Blueprint interpretation

GD&T understanding

Shop math

CNC setup and changeover

Team coaching / training

Formação académica

High school diploma or equivalent

2-year Machining Technology degree or CNC trade program

Ferramentas

Tsugami CNC Swiss Lathe

Multi-axis live tooling

CMMs / precision gauges

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Nelson Numeric, a Sussek Machine Company in Bloomington, MN, seeks a CNC Swiss Turning Setup Specialist for the weekend shift. You will own multi-axis Swiss machine setups, dial in programs, and ensure aerospace parts meet tight prints.

You will prove out programs on exotic alloys, tune feeds and speeds, and capture SPC data with precision gauges, CMMs, and comparators. A 12% shift premium applies; you’ll work 3 days (36 hours) with paid lunch.