Multi‑Axis Swiss-Type Lathe Programming Technologist

Location: North Easton

Multi‑Axis Swiss-Type Lathe Programming Technologist Is this you?

Do you enjoy turning complex blueprints into efficient Swiss‑turn toolpaths?

Are Citizen and Star machines where you do your best work?

Do you like owning the process end‑to‑end—from CAM to setup to first‑article validation and beyond?

Do you take pride in teaching others and elevating a team?

About us We are a family‑owned manufacturer with 60+ years of steady growth. You’ll join a supportive, collaborative culture that values craftsmanship and people. Expect teammates who help, leaders who listen, and a workplace designed for long‑term careers.

What you’ll do Analyze drawings, models, work orders, material, and specs to select machining strategies and operation sequences.

Develop, prove out, edit, and optimize CNC programs for Citizen and Star Swiss‑type turn/mill platforms using CAD/CAM.Set up and operate lathes: select tooling and work holding, set offsets, make program edits, and dial in the process.

Verify setups and first‑piece production using precision measurement against drawings and GD&T.Author and maintain setup sheets, tooling info, approved programs, production records, and process‑control documentation with proper file and revision control.

Troubleshoot and resolve machining, tooling, programming, and equipment issues; complete preventive maintenance; and drive continuous improvement.

Track tooling usage and production supplies; initiate requests for replenishment.

Train and mentor operators, setup personnel, department staff, and student interns.

Communicate clearly with peers and management about process changes, irregularities, corrective actions, and production concerns.

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

Follow company policies and procedures including ISO, ITAR, CMMC, information security, and safety requirements.

Perform related duties as needed.

Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent; vocational/technical/apprenticeship/machining training preferred.

Proficient with CAD/CAM; working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.

Comfortable reading prints and GD&T; strong knowledge of machining methods, tooling, work holding, speeds/feeds, inspection, and troubleshooting.

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

Capable of independent work while contributing to team goals and mentoring others.

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

CAD/CAM programming experience is highly desirable.

Physical demands

Stand and move within the work area regularly; handle small parts and tools; lift/move up to 40 lbs; maintain visual acuity (with or without correction) to read technical information, operate controls, inspect small features, and discern fine dimensional or surface details.

Schedule, pay, and benefits

First‑shift operation only:
Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.Competitive hourly pay targeted between $42 and $50 based on experience.

Blue Cross Blue Shield medical & dental, 401(k) with employer match, tuition reimbursement, and medical/dependent care FSAs.Career path Demonstrate strong technical results, reliability, sound judgment, clear communication, and leadership potential, and you may be considered for advancement into a lead role—aligned with business needs and your performance.

Your toolbox

Core skills: CNC Programming; G‑Code; CNC Machine Setup & Changeover;
Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology;
Machine Setups for Production Runs Machines & tech: CNC Swiss Lathe (Star, Citizen); CAM Software (Esprit); CNC Lathe (5+ axis);
Calipers & Micrometers Legal notices

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