About the Role
The CAM Programmer is responsible for developing high-precision machining programs
for 3, 4, and 5-axis mills within the aerospace domain. The role focuses on process
optimization, tooling efficiency, and maintaining strict adherence to AS9100D and
QMS standards to ensure cost-effective production.
Job Description
- CAM Programming: Generate CAM programs for 3, 4, and 5-axis machining centers.
- Shop Floor Support: Provide hands-on shop floor support to alter offsets and optimize machine performance.
- Tooling Strategy: Lead the selection of cutting tools and the design of fixture concepts.
- Process Planning: Execute process sequencing to ensure efficient manufacturing flow.
- Continuous Improvement: Drive continuous improvement initiatives for process and tooling optimization.
- Documentation Compliance: Maintain engineering documentation in compliance with QMS and AS9100D standards.
- Accountability:
- Ensure CAM programs meet required machining standards and production efficiency.
- Support cost-effective and optimized machining processes.
Technical Knowledge Required
- Hands-on expertise in CATIA V4, V5, and Unigraphics UG NX CAM
- Deep understanding of 3, 4, and 5-axis machining processes
- Experience with QMS and AS9100D quality standards
- Strong knowledge of cutting tool selection and fixture concept design
Experience Required
- 8–10 years of experience in the following:
- CAM programming for aerospace machining applications
- Multi-axis milling operations
- Shop floor process optimization
- Tooling and fixture development
Personal skills
- Strong "CANDO" attitude and professional behavior on the shop floor
- Problem-solving mindset and attention to detail
- Ability to collaborate effectively with production and engineering teams
Functional skills
- Expertise in cost reduction and machining process optimization
- Ability to analyze machining strategies and improve productivity
- Strong understanding of aerospace machining requirements
- Ability to maintain process documentation and standards compliance
Key Interactions
Internal (Key interactions within the organization):
- Manufacturing and production teams for machining execution
- Engineering team for process planning and tooling strategy
External (Key interactions outside the organization):
- Tooling suppliers and technical support partners