Manufacturing Engineer (CNC Programmer)
About this position
The Manufacturing Engineer (CNC Programmer) is responsible for writing and optimizing CNC programs, selecting tools and materials, testing programs, and collaborating with engineers to enhance manufacturing processes.
Responsibilities
• Writing and optimizing CNC programs to create complex parts and components.
• Selecting the appropriate tools, machines, and materials for each job.
• Testing programs and making adjustments to ensure efficiency and quality.
• Collaborating with engineers and machinists to evaluate project requirements and resolve issues related to machine setup and program performance.
• Maintaining records and documentation for machine specifications and programming notes.
• Staying updated with the latest software and training on new equipment.
• Developing standardized operating instructions for the upgrades process.
• Create and improve manufacturing processes to enhance efficiency and reduce waste.
• Create, revise, and maintain detailed process documentation for training and compliance purposes.
• Use simulation software to model process scenarios for analysis and optimization.
• Train staff and team members on new process changes, tools, or methodologies.
• Provide technical expertise to troubleshoot and resolve process-related issues that impact quality, cost, and throughput.
Requirements
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related.
• Experiences: 3-5 years minimum experience with CNC Background (Machining and Programming).
• Experienced in 3 Axis, 5 Axis, or Turning.
• Strong background CNC Programming especially in NX software.
• Proven experience as a CNC Programmer in the manufacturing industry.
• Proficiency with CAD/CAM software (NX, Solidworks, Vericut, preferred).
• In-depth understanding of metal properties and machinery.
• Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes, fabrication methods and tool design.
• Familiarity with manufacturing equipment and measuring techniques.
• Knowledge of risk assessments (FMEA).
• Communication in English is preferred.