CNC programmer (Machinist) (West Chester)

Job Summary

We are seeking a temporary full-time worker to support production operations. The position will begin with a full-time training period (Monday to Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM, 40 hours/week) lasting approximately one month. Following training, the role will transition to a part-time, flexible schedule, averaging around 20 hours per week, depending on workload. Based on site needs, a hybrid schedule may be available after the part-time phase. This is a 3–4-month assignment, expected to end in August, with the potential to convert to a full-time position. Interview Type: Onsite

Job Purpose

Create/modify CNC programming for various machines to support existing and new products for the site. Provide technical support and equipment troubleshooting for several product types within the departments as assigned. Products may range from standard items manufactured continuously to one-piece, one-time-only orders. Incumbent will interface with Operations and Quality Assurance daily. Work with Marketing and consult with customers and vendors as required by product responsibilities.

Principal Accountabilities

Responsible for the creation of CNC programming for various pieces of equipment. Specific site machines are as follows:

Cincom L12 Swiss machine with CAV120LS bar feeder

DMG MORI SEIKI Dura Vertical 1035

MORI SEIKI SL-303

PROTO-TRAX TRL 2460SX

MORI SEIKI DURA TURN 2550

SODICK EDM ALN 600G

MASAK VIC-200B

Provide technical support for ongoing manufacturing operations within the area of responsibility.

Train hourly workforce as necessary to properly operate equipment and produce products in selected areas.

Develop material and processing parameters to achieve desired end-product properties and attributes based upon end customer specifications.

Develop and trial new processes to enable the manufacturing of products.

Provide part drawings and tool design to support Manufacturing & Process Engineering.

Ensure drawing changes are documented and timely.

Reviews incoming specifications and drawings for new products, working closely with operations, engineering, and sales to ensure specifications can be met.

Assist in troubleshooting CNC equipment as needed.

Qualifications/ Knowledge/ Experience (Technical/ Professional Knowledge & Skills Competency)

BS degree in Metallurgical, Mechanical, or Materials Engineering or related field.

3-5 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment

Experience using MasterCam for CNC programming

Strong knowledge of CNC programming and machine operation

Knowledge of welding and fabrication, and metal forming processes

Experience with Lean Manufacturing, Problem Solving, and Continuous Improvement

5 -7 years of experience

Personal Skills & Key Competencies (Including Behavioural Competencies)

Ability to communicate passionately and effectively about the process and impact the culture in a positive way

Ability to lead an effective team at various organization levels

Ability to build collaborative relationships to achieve goals

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Essential Ability to construct and carry out diverse plans and priorities within specific timetables

Ability to facilitate change