What are the responsibilities and job description for the Computer Numerical Control Programmer position at Kensington360?
CNC Programmer
π North Carolina | Full-Time |
We're partnering with a leading precision manufacturing organisation seeking an experienced CNC Programmer to support advanced machining operations within a fast-paced production environment.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong CNC programming expertise who enjoys improving manufacturing processes, collaborating with engineering teams, and driving operational excellence.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop, modify and optimise CNC programs for turning and milling operations
- Create efficient machining strategies using G-code and CAM software
- Interpret engineering drawings, specifications and GD&T requirements
- Collaborate with Manufacturing Engineers and machine operators to improve machining processes
- Troubleshoot machining issues and optimise cycle times
- Develop tooling concepts, fixture designs and setup documentation
- Create and maintain Bills of Materials, tooling lists and machining documentation
- Work with tooling suppliers to improve machining performance and reduce manufacturing costs
- Support continuous improvement initiatives across production
- Develop standard work estimates and machining rates through time studies
Requirements
- Minimum 5 years' CNC programming and machining experience
- High School Diploma or GED (Associate's Degree preferred)
- Strong knowledge of G-code programming
- CAD experience is essential
- CAM software experience is highly desirable
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings and GD&T
- Strong mathematical and analytical skills
- Excellent communication and problem-solving abilities
Why Apply?
- Join a globally recognised engineering and manufacturing organisation
- Work on technically challenging machining projects
- Collaborate with experienced engineering professionals
- Career development within a growing manufacturing business
- Opportunity to influence manufacturing efficiency and continuous improvement