Swiss Turn CNC Programmer & Setup Specialist

Location: North Easton

Swiss Turn CNC Programmer & Setup Specialist Bring your experience. Build your future. Be part of a culture that cares about craftsmanship and people.

For more than 60 years, our family-owned team has built precision parts and strong careers. We value collaboration, mentorship, and pride in work well done. If you’re seeking a place to grow alongside great people, we’d love to meet you.

A day in this role Begin by reviewing drawings, 3D models, work orders, materials, and specs to map out machining approaches and operation sequences.

Program Citizen and Star multi‑axis Swiss‑type turn/mill machines using CAD/CAM; prove out, edit, and continually optimize code.

Set up and operate equipment: tooling and work holding selection, offsets, on‑machine edits, and adjustments to hit quality and takt time.

Run and validate first‑piece parts with precision measurement and inspection against drawings, GD&T, and applicable standards.

Create and maintain setup sheets, tooling lists, revision‑controlled CNC programs, production records, and process documentation.

Troubleshoot machining, tooling, programming, and equipment issues; perform assigned PM; drive continuous improvement in quality, throughput, and reliability.

Monitor consumables and tooling life; request replacements or additions as needed.

Coach and mentor less‑experienced operators, setup personnel, department teammates, and student interns.

Communicate process changes, irregularities, corrective actions, and production concerns with teammates and leadership.

Keep machines, tools, gages, and work areas clean, orderly, and safe.

Follow company policies and procedures, including ISO quality requirements, ITAR, CMMC, information‑security practices, and safety regulations.

Pitch in on other related tasks as assigned.

Who you areHigh school diploma or equivalent; additional vocational/technical/apprenticeship/machining training preferred.

Proficient with CAD/CAM and comfortable in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.

Fluent reading engineering drawings and GD&T; solid understanding of machining methods, cutting tools, work holding, speeds/feeds, inspection, and troubleshooting.

Strong math and mechanical aptitude with excellent organization, communication, and time management.

Independent and team‑oriented; able to prioritize, meet production goals, and mentor others.

Experience5+ years hands‑on with Citizen and Star Swiss‑type CNC lathes.

CAD/CAM programming experience is highly desirable.

Physical requirements

Regular standing and movement in the work area; handling small parts and tools; lifting/moving up to 40 lbs; visual acuity (with or without correction) sufficient to read technical information, operate controls, inspect small features, and identify fine dimensional or surface details.

Schedule & compensation

We operate a single first shift, Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.Hourly compensation typically ranges from $42–$50 based on skills and experience.

Benefits Blue Cross Blue Shield medical & dental coverage
401(k) with employer match

Tuition reimbursement

Medical and dependent care FSAs Growth Show  strong technical performance, dependability, judgment, communication, and leadership potential, and you may be considered for advancement into a lead position based on company needs and your demonstrated performance.

Tools & proficienciesCNC Programming; G‑CodeCNC Machine Setup & Changeover;
Machine Setups for Production Runs Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology Equipment you’ll use: CNC Swiss Lathes (Star, Citizen), CAM Software (Esprit), CNC Lathe (5+ axis), Calipers & Micrometers Legal & eligibility

This is a non-exempt, hourly position with a pay range of $42-$50/hour.

Due to Federal/Governmental Contractor Regulations, all applicants must be US Citizens or Permanent Residents