MAU is hiring a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programmer for our client in Greenville, SC. As a CNC Programmer, you will generate, verify, and maintain CNC programs, support manufacturing engineers, and provide technical assistance on the shop floor. This is a contract, long-term opportunity.

Benefits Package

Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Paid vacation Paid holidays Uniform allowance Shift Information Monday to Friday | 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM Required Education and Experience Bachelor’s Degree, Associate Degree with 3 years of CNC machining experience, or an Apprentice Graduate in a machining-related program with 3 years of CNC machining experience 3+ years of experience with graphical-based CAM software creating 3- and 4-axis CNC programs Preferred Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Machine Tool Technology 3+ years of experience creating 5-axis CNC programs using a CAM system (preferably NX) Experience using Vericut or other CNC verification/machine simulation software General Requirements Proficiency in programming multiple types of CNC machines, including Haas, Okuma, and Fanuc controls Hands-on machine setup experience Knowledge of machining high-temperature alloys used in gas turbines Experience with high-level machine tool controls, including sub-routine (macro), probing, variable-based programming, and CLM (closed-loop machining) Knowledge of post-processor development and debugging, preferably UG Post Builder Strong problem-solving and organizational skills Above-average shop math skills in geometry and trigonometry Ability to interpret and apply drawing requirements effectively Ability to multitask and manage multiple projects simultaneously Effective verbal and written communication skills across multiple levels of organization Self-motivated with strong project leadership skills Essential Functions Generate and maintain CNC programs using NX-CAM or other software, including multi-axis milling, turning, grinding, and EDM Verify new CNC programs before release using Vericut Provide CNC-related support to Manufacturing Engineers and train operators during new machine startups or process improvements Troubleshoot and provide daily operator support in CNC programming on the shop floor Implement tooling and fixturing requirements for CNC machine tools Create and maintain workstation instructions related to CNC processes Lead process improvement projects to enhance safety, quality, cost, and delivery Drive the implementation and expansion of CNC/CAM technology Collaborate effectively within a team and adapt to a fast-paced work environment Train other CNC programmers as needed