Junior programmer Jobs in USA

What will you do? • Develop NC programs for standard and custom parts using Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Turret Punch and Brake Press equipment. • Review engineering drawings/blueprints to determine machine assignments, tooling requirements, and manufacturing methods. • Create part models and layouts using CAD software and generate setup sheets, routing documentation, and program packages. • Work within manufacturing systems to acquire, analyze, and report production and operational data. • Maintain and update the NC programming database, including engineering change orders (ECOs), bills of material (BOMs), routings, and associated manufacturing records. • Create and maintain manufacturing routings to ensure accurate production execution and scheduling. • Support BOM accuracy and configuration management to align engineering designs with manufacturing requirements. • Perform make-versus-buy analysis to support cost-effective manufacturing decisions and supply chain strategies. • Provide technical support for NC equipment, including troubleshooting program issues and training setup operators. • Identify and implement opportunities to improve programming efficiency, reduce cycle times, and lower manufacturing costs. • Support continuous improvement initiatives using Lean Manufacturing principles and best practices. • Maintain programming equipment, software, and related supplies. • Own individual performance goals and contribute to team and plant objectives. Who will you report to? Manufacturing Fabrication Manager What qualifications will make you successful? • Associate’s Degree in Manufacturing Technology, Engineering Technology, CAD/CAM, or a related field preferred, or equivalent work experience • 2+ years of fabrication experience (with sheet metal and/or copper) in a manufacturing environment • NC programming and CAD/CAM experience • Knowledge of manufacturing processes, fabrication methods, and production systems. • Experience working with ERP systems, preferably SAP. • Experience in creating and maintaining Bills of Material (BOMs) and manufacturing routings. • Experience performing make-versus-buy analysis and supporting manufacturing cost optimization. • Understanding engineering drawings, geometric tolerancing, and manufacturing documentation. • Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies. • Computer skills, including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, databases, Radan and manufacturing software systems. • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills. 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