Swiss Lathe Machinist

Job Summary

We are seeking a dynamic and highly skilled Swiss Lathe Machinist / Programmer to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for develop Swiss Program based on customer drawings, setup the machine and inspect parts.

• Develop set-up sheets, identifies tooling, tooling availability and is responsible for tool life management.
• Generating CNC programs and installing appropriate tools
• Edit programs to maximize throughput, reduce tooling expenses, and manage chip buildup.
• Analyze job orders to determine the sequence of operations, select appropriate cutting tools, and set machine speeds and feed rates. Design and creation of process drawings and manufacturing drawings/blueprints.
• Quote and develop advanced manufacturing and inspection processes. Review customer drawings for DFM opportunities in collaboration with customers.
• Working from certified part drawings, utilize required precision measuring instruments to check machine positioning and inspect finished parts
• Produce parts that meet company and customer standards. Tolerances are typically close but not difficult to maintain.
• Design or assist in the design of jigs, tools, standard holding fixtures utilizing 3D Model development.
• Accurately and consistently document all performed tasks on appropriate records (work orders, inspection sheets, maintenance logs, etc)
• Resolve machining related quality issues
• Identify excessive cost, develop methods for cost reductions, and implement identified cost reductions.

• Minimum 3 years of experience on CNC programming
• 1 yr CNC turning required
• 3 years CNC Swiss lathe operation experience strongly desired, not required
• Experience with Nomura Swiss is highly preferred
• Proficiency in reading blueprints and technical drawings
• Knowledge of CNC machine operation and capabilities
• Familiarity with raw materials and machining processes
• Strong problem-solving abilities
• Good communication and teamwork skills
• Comfort with physical aspects of the job, such as wearing safety gear, potentially lifting items, and staying on your feet