CNC Programmer Jobs in the United States
Tri-Starr Personnel
$24 - $26 YEAR
San Antonio, TX
You'll be the go-to person for taking designs and turning them into efficient machine code, working closely with our engineering and production teams to keep things running smoothly and accurately. We're looking for a skilled CNC Programmer to develop and fine-tune programs for our CNC machines, ensuring we produce top-notch precision parts.
Lunar Tool & Mold Inc.
$27 - $35 HOUR
North Royalton, OH
Our state-of-the-art facility in North Royalton, OH, is equipped with top-tier technology, including Southwest/Bridgeport Bed and Knee mills, Makino EDMs, and cutting-edge CNC tooling from Makino, Mitsubishi, and Hwacheon. Lunar Tool & Mold, a second-generation precision manufacturing firm at the forefront of Ohio’s aerospace industry, is HIRING NOW for a CNC Programmer/ Machinist with 3-5+ years of experience to join our elite team.
TeknoBit Solutions, Inc.
$50000 - $55000 YEAR
Schaumburg, IL
The details of the positions are:Position: CNC Lathe Operator (CNC Programmer)Location: Schaumburg, IL 60196Job Type: Full-TimeJob Description:CNC Lathe Operator – The primary responsibilities are to operate and monitor CNC (computer numerically controlled) lathe machines and perform machining operations such as turning, boring, threading, and facing. Maintain specifications by observing drilling, grooving, and cutting, including turning, facing and threading.·
Micro Tech
$40
Shelton, CT
Qualifications: • At least three years previous experience programing with Mastercam and Mazak. Responsibilities: • Setup, operate and program CNC milling three axis machines.
Micro Tech
$100000
Danbury, CT
Observes numerical displays on control panel and compares with data on process sheet to verify dimensional adjustments, feed rates, and speeds of machining cuts. Ensure all components produced meet specifications by using appropriate measuring equipment such as (Micrometers, Vernier, Height Gauges , Bore Gauges and etc).
Micro Tech
$38
Attleboro, MA
Produce fixture, tooling and components using manual machines, Bridgeport, CNC machines, Matsuura, Fanuc and Santec. Create and prove out programs, setup and maintain tooling, and continually improve programs for efficiency and cost.
Micro Tech
$70000
Lowell, MA
Efficiently operate CNC milling machines in a fast-paced manufacturing shop environment to meet the customer needs. Completion of documentation (job travelers, operator check sheets, inspection reports, etc.).
Micro Tech
$75000
Wilmington, MA
Burlington Machine, Inc. is located in Wilmington, Massachusetts (Right off I-93) in an 11,000 square foot world class manufacturing facility with eighteen employees and growing. Must be proficient in the use of all the normal hand tools for machinists including micrometers, optical comparators, calipers, microscopes and other measuring equipment.
Micro Tech
$28
Acton, MA
Maintain exacting tolerances, finishes, dimensions and geometry on hardened steel component part features utilizing a variety of precision measuring instruments. Set up and operate multiple CNC controlled Rollomatic/Walter multi axis tool grinding machines.
Micro Tech
$52000
Brockton, MA
Must be able to operate machinery using exact dimensions/speeds/feeds while maintaining operations for dimension/speed/feed adjustments in product development as necessary. Changing, mounting, installing, aligning and securing tools, attachments, fixtures, and pieces on machines using hand tools and precision measuring instruments.
Micro Tech
$25
Stoughton, MA
Responsible for manually selecting tools for input to accurately develop product specifications during execution and continuously checking for numerical/dimensional adjustments and speeds for precise machine cutting (micrometers / precision dial gauges) product development. Responsible for running first piece ready for inspection and changing tools and offsets based on cutting conditions.
Micro Tech
$80000
Haverhill, MA
The primary responsibility of a Machinist is to set up and operate CNC equipment / Mill turns/ Lathes /Grinders. Has to have 5 – 10 years’ experience in manufacturing if aerospace that is a plus/.
Micro Tech
$72800
Burlington, MA
A successful Machinist II uses their interpersonal skills to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams, understands machining principles, and is able to analyze and resolve difficult problems effectively and implement long-term solutions. n this role, you will be responsible for operating CNC Machines to product metallic components that range in size from 2 inches in diameter/short length to 20-inch diameter/long length.
Micro Tech
$52000
Bridgewater, MA
Must be able to operate machinery using exact dimensions/speeds/feeds while maintaining operations for dimension/speed/feed adjustments in product development as necessary. Changing, mounting, installing, aligning and securing tools, attachments, fixtures, and pieces on machines using hand tools and precision measuring instruments.
Micro Tech
$52000
Bridgewater, MA
Must be able to operate machinery using exact dimensions/speeds/feeds while maintaining operations for dimension/speed/feed adjustments in product development as necessary. Changing, mounting, installing, aligning and securing tools, attachments, fixtures, and pieces on machines using hand tools and precision measuring instruments.
Micro Tech
$62500
Auburn, MA
Perform all machining operations, including but not limited to Milling, Turning, Facing, Drilling, Reaming, Threading, Tapping, Deburring and assembly of product. Must have good basic machinist skills as in blue print reading , use of mic’s and vernier’s and CNC skills and grinding experience would be helpful.
Micro Tech
$17
FRANKLIN, MA
Operate computer numerical control (CNC) machines, including CNC infeed/thrufeed centerless grinding machines, CNC surface grinding machines, CNC wire grinding machines and maintain awareness of close tolerance parts, including pointed parts. 1 to 3 years’ experience in a small device manufacturing environment as a CNC Grinding Operator .
JobsRUs.com
$43 HOUR
Simi Valley, CA
Makes ordinary replacements of new parts or complete new assemblies and selects materials, plans and performs machining operations on new or replacement parts. Diagnoses problems, disassembles, determines extent of repair necessary or feasibility of repairs, refits or replaces worn or defective parts and reassembles.
CNC Programmer Jobs Overview
Computer numerical control (CNC) machinery is motorized equipment designed to process raw materials into tools or consumer goods. A variety of workers interact with CNC machines, including programmers. CNC programmer jobs involve turning project blueprints into computer programs that control CNC machinery, enabling it to perform any kind of task the production process may call for.
While CNC operators run the machinery during day-to-day production, programmers make sure the machines function the way they're supposed to. Programmers usually work in a factory setting, but they can also be found in warehouses. Aside from making sure that CNC programs meet the requirements outlined in blueprints, they're also in charge of maintaining and cleaning the equipment.
If you enjoy working with software applications as well as physical machinery and have a knack for problem-solving, you may want to consider pursuing a career in CNC programming. If you like the idea of working in production but don't see yourself as a programmer, consider different production jobs that require a degree of technical know-how, including:
CNC Programmer Training and Skills
Not all CNC programming positions have the same requirements. If you're looking to work with advanced and complicated pieces of equipment, recruiters may require a bachelor's de-gree in mechanical engineering or a related field. If the machinery is easy and intuitive to use, on the other hand, recruiters might accept a high school diploma or GED and then train workers on the job.
CNC programmer jobs come with many different responsibilities that require a variety of skills. Generally speaking, excellent written and verbal communication skills, a keen aptitude for mechan-ical tasks, attention to detail, and the ability to readily interpret both blueprints and technical drawings will give you an edge over other applicants.
Update Your CNC Programmer Resume
Before you start applying to CNC programmer jobs, don't forget to update your resume. There are a variety of jobs that work with numerically controlled machinery, each with their own unique tasks. By tailoring your application to a specific position, you can highlight relevant skills and work experience. If you need help updating your resume, feel free to check out some of our resume samples.
Most employers will ask you to submit a cover letter alongside your resume. These letters give them an impression of the type of person you are and where your strengths as an employee lie. Cover letters can make or break job applications, so be sure to read through some of these sample cover letters to learn how to leave a memorable first impression.
Interviewing for a CNC Programmer Job
While not every job opening will require applicants to sit down for an interview with a recruit-er, some do. If you're called in for an interview, it helps to read up on some common interview questions so you have an idea of what to expect. Examples of questions aspiring programmers may be asked include:
- What skills does a CNC programmer needs to succeed?
- A new order comes in. How do you ensure the corresponding program is ready on time?
- What are some of the most technically advanced programs you've had to create in the past?
How Much Do CNC Programmer Jobs Pay?
While your monthly income as a CNC programming will vary depending on the type of company you work for as well as the city you're based in, the median income of programmers in the U.S. is $26.85 per hour. Want to discover how much you're worth where you live? Check out Monster's Salary Tools. Knowing a thing or two about industry standards might come in handy during sala-ry negotiations.
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