CNC Process Engineer & Programmer; Woodworking

Position: Manufacturing Process Engineer / CNC Programmer

Location: Irving, TX

Job : 539

# of Openings: 1

Hollman is a design-to-manufacturing organization producing highly customized millwork and casework solutions. The business relies heavily on Solid Works and SWOOD for parametric design and engineering, with CNC machining as a critical step in converting engineered designs into physical products. Due to the high mix and customization of work, accurate, optimized, and well-documented CNC programs are essential to production efficiency, quality, and delivery performance.

This role sits between Engineering and Production at Hollman and is responsible for translating Solid Works/SWOOD engineering outputs into executable CNC machine programs for the shop floor. The Process Engineer ensures programs are accurate, optimized, and production-ready, while maintaining and improving machining strategies and standards. The role also produces supporting documentation to help operators, planners, and managers clearly understand machining requirements and cycle times.

The position reports to the Central Planner, with engineering management oversight.

• Convert Solid Works/SWOOD outputs into: G CODE, WOODWOP, BIESSE
• Prepare machine‑ready programs for release to Production at Hollman facilities
• Ensure all programs align with machine capabilities, tooling standards, and material specifications
• Develop, maintain, and improve machining strategies across Hollman product lines
• Maintain feeds, speeds, toolpaths, nesting strategies, and post‑processing
• Collaborate with Engineering to improve design‑for‑manufacturability within SWOOD models

• Review and validate CNC programs prior to production release
• Verify tooling selection and offsets
• Verify depths, clearances, and collision risks
• Verify post‑processor accuracy
• Support initial production runs as needed

• CNC operators
• Central planning and management
• Develop and maintain cycle time reports by product and project