Entry-Level CNC Programming Specialist
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Job Location:
Cook County, IL - USA
Yearly Salary:
USD 53000 - 88000
Posted on:
2 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Have you ever been curious about the intricate world of CNC Milling As an Entry-Level CNC Programming Specialist youre at the heart of our Fanuc control-based CNC Mills operations. Heres what a day might look like:
Daily Adventures:
- Collaborate with Tool Design and Setup gurus to craft precise G Code programs your responsibility is pivotal.
- Dive deep into 2D and 3D milled tooling adventures expertly navigating complex setups and sharing set-up parameters.
- Stay in step with our R&D Shop Manager ensuring seamless workflow through milling systems to keep us on track.
- Converse fluently with Mazak-based controls and grasp the intricacies of 4th axis set-ups when needed.
What We Love:
- High School diploma holder buzzing with passion for machining or computer science.
- A biomechanical master with 5 years in CNC milling reveling in 3D mold machining.
- Off-line programming experience using tech marvels like DelCam Power Mill or Surf Cam preferred.
- 3D mold machining spirits with a soft spot for thermoform tools.
- Virtuoso in PC-based CAM programs for three-dimensional artistry.
- Bonus points for proficiency in Delcam Powermill or MasterCam and a flair for design tools like Solid Works or AutoCAD.
- Proficiency with the MS Office suite.
Your Secret Arsenal:
- Proven track record of shaping intricate 3D mold parts.
- Leadership and organizational prowess.
- Unmatched communication skills spoken and written.
- An adept troubleshooter when CNC machines act up.
- Master of the CNC Mill and CAM Software craft.
Required Experience:
Junior IC
Key Skills
- Aviation Safety
- Arabic Speaking
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- Db2
About Company
We are Packaging a Better Future. We strive to be the best at what we do and our demand for excellence is who we are. As a market leader, we are a trusted partner to major global brands and create innovative products used more than 5 billion times each week.
