CNC Programmer
Minimum of 4-5 years' in a CNC Programmer position
Trade school training along with real-world experience is optimal
U.S. Person defined by the government (a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident/Green Card holder, refugee, or asylee) due to ITAR
3–5 years of experience in CNC programming within a machining or industrial manufacturing environment
Hands-on experience creating and optimizing CNC programs for both milling and turning operations
Experience with multi-axis and/or multi-tool CNC machines preferred
Strong understanding of cutting tools, feeds, speeds, work holding, and fixturing methods
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, GD&T;, and machining requirements
Location – Wausau/Schofield, Wisconsin area
Position requires U.S. Citizenship or U.S. Permanent Residency (Green Card) due to ITAR compliance
CNC programming for milling, turning, and multi-tool machining centers
Strong knowledge of machining processes, cutting parameters, tool selection, and cycle time optimization
Experience with work holding, fixturing concepts, and setup improvement
Ability to troubleshoot and revise CNC programs during prove-out and production support
Knowledge of machine tooling, inserts, offsets, and tool life management
Ability to read blueprints, GD&T;, and process specifications accurately
Familiarity with CAM software (prefer for Auto desk Future CAM)
CNC controls
Program verification methods
Strong coordination with machine operators, manufacturing engineers, and quality teams
Continuous improvement mindset focused on safety, quality, delivery, and productivity
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and manufacturing documentation practices
Create, modify, and maintain CNC programs for milling and turning operations based on engineering drawings and production requirements
Develop programs for machines that handle multiple tools and complex machining sequences within the same setup
Select the correct cutting tools, inserts, holders, feeds, and speeds to achieve required quality and cycle time targets
Define and improve work holding and fixturing concepts to support safe, repeatable, and efficient machining
Coordinate closely with CNC operators and setup personnel during program prove-out, first-piece validation, and production startup
Troubleshoot machining issues and revise programs to improve dimensional accuracy, tool life, and machine utilization
Support new part introduction by developing machining programs, setup methods, and process documentation
Review part prints, tolerances, and GD&T; requirements to ensure manufacturability and process capability
Maintain program revision control and document programming changes, setup requirements, and tooling information
Work with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, and Production teams to support continuous improvement and standardization
Assist in reducing cycle time, improving process stability, and supporting cost reduction initiatives
Full time employees regularly scheduled to work 30 hours or more per week are eligible for benefits
Benefits are available the first of the month following 30 days of employment
EEO Equal Opportunity Employer – Race/Color/Sex/Religion/National Origin/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity/Vets/Disabilities
Pay Details: $70,000.00 to $85,000.00 per year
