Hunt Valve, a Northeast Ohio Manufacturer, has a job opening for a CNC Programmer. The successful candidate must have experience designing work holding fixtures, a knowledge of current machining practices, an awareness of current tooling availability, as well as experience working with a variety of different materials. The successful candidate will be responsible for programming mill/turns, lathes, machining centers and other equipment as required. A minimum of 3-5 years’ experience programming with Cam in a manufacturing environment, is required. After training is complete and candidate is productive there may be an option to remote a couple days a week.

EDUCATION:

• High School Diploma, required
• Certificate, associate degree, or apprenticeship program associated with CNC Programming, preferred

EXPERIENCE:

• At least 5 years of experience running and editing mill/turns, lathes, machining centers or similar equipment.
• At least 3-5 years of experience programming mill/turns, lathes, machining centers or similar equipment with a Cam system

REQUIRED SKILLS:

• Must have a thorough knowledge of CAD/CAM systems create needed geometry, and tool paths to manufacture parts complex.
• Experience programming CNC milling and turning machines such as Okuma, Mazak, Fanuc and/or Haas machines
• Ability to read and understand blueprints and engineering requirements.
• Understanding of GD&T a plus
• Ability to use inspection measuring devices.
• Experience with GibbsCam or Mastercam preferred.
• Running or programming a 3, 4 or 5-axis machines.
  Hunt Valve offers competitive health, dental, and vision programs, a 401(k) retirement plan with company match, as well as educational reimbursement. In addition to industrial capabilities, Hunt Valve is a United States of America government contractor and therefore the successful candidate must pass a hair follicle drug test and background check.
  Hunt Valve is an Equal Opportunity Employer

• Create CNC programs to manufacture parts to meet engineering blueprints
• Work closely with machine operators to ensure that programs manufacture parts that meet drawing specifications
• Design work holding fixtures for use in machining
• Recommend and secure needed tooling for use in the manufacturing of parts
• Perform machining observation studies
• Support the Company’s make/buy decision making process