Numerical Control Programmer

Role :NC programmer

Location: East Hartford, CT (Onsite only)

Fulltime

Client: Aerospace

Note: The candidate must have experience in the aerospace industry and less than 20 years of overall experience.

NC programmer

Job Description:

Create NC Programs in NX software and operator instructions for CNC Machines (Milling and Turning) 6 to 10 years on NX Programming experience

. Responsible for working from process sheets, engineering drawings/specifications, sketches and written/oral instructions to machine various end product items. Works to extremely close tolerances and inspects work using precision measuring instruments. Completes manufacturing/quality control reports and tag discrepant parts.

. Able to read, interpret, and edit programming as required to mitigate production delays/risks

Experience in job setting, Tool path editing, Visualization (Vericut), Post processor etc.

Knowledge in Materials, Machining, Manufacturing strategies and Tooling (Cutting tools, drills and holders)

Knowledge in Jigs& Fixtures, Engineering drawings/Blueprints, application of GD&T/Aerospace tolerances.

Maintains records and schedules of work assigned.

Execute strong communication skills, both verbal and written, required to communicate and interact between internal and external customers.

Educational Requirements:

5 to 15 Years of CNC Programming experience.

Four (4) years college or eight (8) years of experience in the aircraft industry.

Proficient in: NX (NC Milling) multi-axis machining including mill/turn machines

Mandatory Skills Blueprints, Manufacturing, Machining, UG NX-CAM and Vericut Simulation, Precision Measuring Tools, VERICUT (Software),Cnc Turning, Engineering Drawings, Measuring Instruments, CNC Manufacturing, CNC Milling.

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