CNC Programmer ? 3, 4 & 5 Axis
Do you enjoy taking a complex aerospace drawing and figuring out exactly how to machine it?
As our CNC Programmer, you'll turn engineering designs into the programs, tooling, and processes used to manufacture highly complex aerospace components.
You'll work with NX, CATIA, Vericut, 3-, 4- and 5-axis machining, developing and verifying programs before they ever reach the production floor.
Whether you're growing your CNC programming career or you're an experienced programmer who can take on advanced 5-axis parts, we have opportunities at multiple levels.
Your programs will directly support the manufacturing of precision components used in fighter jets, satellites, and some of today's most advanced aerospace programs.
If you're ready to put your programming and machining knowledge to work on something bigger,
then KEEP READING and APPLY NOW!
Why Join Orizon Aerostructures?
We manufacture and assemble some of the most complex monolithic machined parts using some of the fastest, most advanced CNC machines and manufacturing technologies in the world.
You'll work alongside experienced programmers, engineers, machinists, and quality teams while continuing to build your skills and take on increasingly complex aerospace programs.
What's in This for You:
Competitive Pay:$25 - $55 per hour based on experience and location
Shift: Monday through Friday, 7am to 3:30 pm
Exceptional Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k) matching, Flexible Spending Account, PTO
*Locations available:Wichita, KS / Olathe, KS / Grove, OK / Chanute, KS
Your New Role:
- Review and interpret aerospace drawings, customer requirements, and GD&T
- Develop CNC programs using NX and/or CATIA
- Design tooling, fixtures, workholding, and machining processes
- Program 3-, 4-, and 5-axis CNC machining based on your experience level
- Use Vericut to simulate and verify programs before releasing them to production
- Work directly with Manufacturing/Application Engineering, Planning, and Quality to improve production processes
- Develop setup sheets, operation instructions, and work instructions
- Support first-piece acceptance and establish in-process verification requirements
- Troubleshoot programming and machining issues
- Improve first-pass yield, cycle times, programming hours, and overall machining performance
- Participate in Root Cause & Corrective Action (RCCA) investigations
- Maintain and archive proven programs for production
- Support production to keep quality and delivery schedules on track