CNC Machinist III​/Programmer

Sigma Design is a product development, engineering, and manufacturing firm. Based out of the Pacific Northwest, we offer innovative concept through production services to diverse clients around the globe. Sigma Design believes in hiring, developing, and recognizing the best. We offer competitive compensation, a 401(k) with up to 4% company match, quarterly bonus program, 15-days of accrued PTO and 9 company paid holidays.

In addition, Sigma Design has multiple options for medical insurance and dental insurance. We also offer voluntary benefits: vision, long-term disability, and life insurance.

• This position will be In-Office
• Monday – Friday, 7/8 am to 4/5 pm (somewhat flexible)
• The hiring range for this role is typically between $30.00 and $42.00 an hour, with the full range extending to $51.00 an hour, based on experience, internal equity, and career progression

The Machinist III is responsible for advanced setup, programming, and operation of CNC machinery to produce complex parts according to blueprint specifications and tight tolerances. This role independently troubleshoots machining and programming issues, optimizes machining processes, and provides technical guidance and mentorship to team members.

• Independently sets up, operates, and monitors a variety of CNC machines with minimal supervision
• Performs complex machining, repair, and fabrication using advanced machining techniques
• Creates, modifies, and optimizes CNC programs for new and existing parts using Mastercam and G&M code
• Applies basic to intermediate CAD/CAM programming techniques to support machining operations
• Makes program, tooling, and machine adjustments to meet print specifications and quality requirements
• Independently leads complex and prototype setups
• Interprets complex engineering drawings, blueprints, 3D models, and GD&T requirements
• Accurately measures and verifies dimensions using precision measuring instruments and advanced gauging systems to ensure compliance with print tolerances
• Identifies and troubleshoots machining, setup, tooling, and basic programming issues independently
• Applies advanced knowledge of feeds, speeds, tooling, and materials to improve machining performance
• Supports tooling selection, process development, and machining strategy decisions
• Troubleshoots and optimizes machining processes across a variety of CNC machine types
• Follows and helps establish safe work practices and shop safety standards
• Coaches and develops other machinists in advanced machining, setup, and troubleshooting techniques
• Serves as a technical resource in discussions with engineering, management, and other stakeholders not ascii save. unl> 115; of a new languages. The following are selcted, with vectors 2169 RD.