CMM Programmer

Job Description Job Description CMM Programmer
Position Summary
CMM Programmer reports to the Gage Lab Manager and is primarily responsible for the performance
of first article, in-process and final inspection of machined parts production hardware. The incumbent
must have practical experience and working knowledge of quality assurance concepts and inspection
methods and techniques. This position requires the ability to read and accurately interpret customer
engineering drawings, electronic model-based definitions and specifications and to apply that
interpretation to the manufacture/fabrication of production hardware. The position requires familiarity
with IGES electronic model translation and PC-DMIS 2019 or Higher.
Key Responsibilities

• Advanced computer knowledge in PC-DMIS, JMP Statical and or Minitab 17 Statical Software is a plus.
• Experience in machining shop operations with various alloys desired.
• Knowledge of measurements of different types of materials with calipers, micrometers, and gauges.
• Knowledge of standard shop safety practices.
• Knowledge of Oracle ERP System.

Required Qualifications

• Minimum of five years' CMM programming / operation experience working in an aerospace (or similar)
  machining environment with PC-DMIS for CMM with indexing heads and Laser Heads.
• Understanding knowledge of quality tools and methodologies (SPC, FMEA, MSA, control plans,
  Lean/Six Sigma).
• Experience with AS9100 or other quality management systems.
• Excellent problemsolving, communication, and crossfunctional collaboration skills.

Preferred Qualifications

• Strong understanding of GD&T and engineering drawings
• Handson experience in a manufacturing environment.

Competencies

• Analytical mindset with strong attention to detail.
• Ability to lead investigations and influence without authority.
• Continuous improvement orientation.
• Strong documentation and organizational skills.
• Ability to thrive in a fastpaced, crossfunctional environment.

US Citizenship or Perm Residency is required due to government military contracts.