Posted 7mo ago

NC Programmer

@ Axius Group
Wichita, Kansas, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Develop NC programs, Optimize tool paths, Assist setup and tooling
Requirements Summary:3–5 years NC programming in aerospace/manufacturing; high school diploma; CAD/CAM experience (Mastercam/CATIA V5/Siemens NX); aerospace standards knowledge.
Technical Tools Mentioned:CAD/CAM, Mastercam, CATIA, Siemens NX
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SUMMARY

The NC (Numerical Control) Programmer is responsible for developing and optimizing NC programs for the manufacturing of aerospace components. This role involves creating machine tool paths based on engineering specifications and CAD models, ensuring efficient and precise machining of complex parts. The NC Programmer collaborates closely with engineering, quality, and manufacturing teams to ensure that the programming meets strict aerospace standards, enhancing productivity and quality control.

 

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

  • Create, test, and optimize NC programs for CNC machines, ensuring the accurate machining of aerospace components based on CAD models and engineering specifications.
  • Develop efficient and accurate tool paths for milling, turning, and other machining operations, reducing cycle time while maintaining precision.
  • Assist with the setup and selection of tooling, fixtures, and machine parameters to ensure optimal production.
  • Identify and resolve programming issues during the production process, optimize machine performance and minimize waste.
  • Work closely with design engineers, machinists, and quality teams to ensure the program meets engineering requirements and production goals.
  • Continuously improve machining processes by reviewing and refining NC programs to increase efficiency, reduce defects, and improve part quality.
  • Maintain detailed records of NC programs, tool lists, and setup sheets, ensuring that all machining processes are well-documented and repeatable.
  • Ensure that all NC programs comply with aerospace industry standards and company-specific quality requirements.