CNC Programmer

CNC Programmer – East Syracuse, NYJoin a well-established manufacturer as a CNC Programmer, where you will play a key role in developing and optimizing CNC programs for machining aluminum castings and billets. This position offers a blend of technical programming and hands-on problem-solving on the shop floor, providing both challenge and growth in a supportive environment. CNC Programmer Benefits & CompensationCompetitive salary up to $90K depending on experienceOpportunities to work with advanced 3+ axis CAM softwareCollaborative team environment focused on continuous process improvementCNC Programmer Requirements & QualificationsAAS in mechanical technology or equivalent experience with a demonstrated ability to program and machine complex geometryApproximately 4 years of CNC programming experience preferred, ideally with MastercamStrong skills in CNC programming, blueprint reading, and math including algebra, trigonometry, and physicsExcellent organizational, planning, and communication skillsAbility to work independently and maintain a high attention to detailPhysical capability to alternate between walking and desk work, including lifting up to 35 poundsCNC Programmer Day-to-Day ResponsibilitiesWrite medium- to high-complexity CNC programs offline using 3+ axis CAM software, ensuring collision-free simulation and efficient machining cyclesAssist in program setup, proofing, and securing first-piece approval in collaboration with the shop floor teamTroubleshoot and refine existing programs to enhance efficiency and part qualityReview engineering drawings for manufacturability and suggest improvements that increase productivityDevelop setup and work instructions for machinists and maintain tooling and process documentationCollaborate with Quality Control to establish inspection processes and support the ISO quality management systemAdhere to all safety policies, maintain a clean work environment, and demonstrate professionalism at all timesThis role offers a chance to apply your technical skills in a hands-on manufacturing setting, with opportunities to influence machining processes and product quality directly.