Develop CNC part-processing recommendations, assess machines, create CNC programs, and support turning-center and 5-axis machining. Perform machine setups, prove-outs, cutting-tool documentation, and operator training. Apply CAD/CAM software, G-code and macro programming, and experience with CNC equipment and controllers. The role requires at least one year of hands-on shop-floor CNC operator or setup-operator experience; a bachelor’s degree and CAD/MS Office familiarity are preferred.
CNC Machine Tool Engineer
Elk Grove Village, IL
Our global client is hiring a CNC Machine Tool Engineer!
Responsibilities of the CNC Machine Tool Engineer
- Make CNC part processing recommendations, machine assessments and generate CNC programs
- Apply CAD/CAM programming including if any software such as Mastercam, Siemens NX, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Vericut, G&M codes or macro programming for turning centers and 5-axis machining
- Apply your experience with CNC machining including DMG MORI, Mazak, Haas, Doosan, Fanuc, etc.
- Document machine setup procedures and cutting tools
- Be responsible for CNC machine setups, prove-outs and training
- Put to use your CAM knowledge if any for MasterCAM, Siemens NX CAM, hyperMill, ESPRIT, GibbsCAM and any other similar platform
Requirements of the CNC Machine Tool Engineer
- Bachelor’s degree is a plus but not required.
- One or more years of full-time on the shop floor CNC machine tool hands-on experience as an Operator or SetUp Operator.
- Excellent benefits and career growth potential!
- Familiarity with CAD such as AutoCAD, Creo or SolidWorks along with MS Office including Excel is a plus
Compensation for the CNC Machine Tool Engineer
The targeted annual starting salary for this position ranges from $90,000.00 to $130,000.00 depending on experience.
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