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What is remote CNC programming?
A Remote CNC Programming job involves creating and optimizing CNC machine programs from an offsite location. Programmers use CAD/CAM software to generate code that directs machines in cutting, milling, or drilling operations. They collaborate with engineers and machinists to ensure precision and efficiency while troubleshooting any programming issues. This role allows professionals to work from home or a remote office while supporting manufacturing operations.
What does a remote CNC programmer do?
A typical day for a Remote CNC Programmer involves reviewing engineering drawings and specifications, creating and optimizing CNC programs using CAD/CAM software, and collaborating virtually with manufacturing teams to troubleshoot issues or clarify requirements. You may spend time conducting virtual meetings, updating documentation, and responding to feedback from machine operators or supervisors. Communication is often managed through email, project management tools, and video calls, ensuring seamless coordination despite working off-site. This dynamic workflow allows you to contribute to production efficiency while benefiting from the flexibility of a remote environment.
What skills and qualifications are needed for remote CNC programming?
To thrive as a Remote CNC Programmer, you need expertise in CNC machine programming, a solid understanding of machining processes, and familiarity with CAD/CAM software, often supported by a degree or certification in manufacturing technology or a related field. Proficient use of software such as Mastercam, SolidWorks, or AutoCAD, and experience with G-code and M-code, are typically required. Strong problem-solving, attention to detail, and effective communication skills are essential for collaborating remotely with engineering and production teams. These skills ensure precision in programming, successful remote coordination, and the delivery of high-quality machined components within project timelines.
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Job description
COMPANY PROFILE
Dynacast Peterborough is known for its multi-slide technology, standard die casting with integrated automation, and IMA (Injected Metal Assembly) precision zinc manufacturing. IMA offers a unique process where precision tooling is combined with metal alloys and is used to join multiple components into a ready-to-use assembly with a single operation. Dynacast Peterborough is dedicated to designing, building, manufacturing, and delivering quality die cast components. Below are additional details about what is offered at the Peterborough location:
- 40 multi-slide proprietary zinc die casting machines ranging from 12 to 21 tons
- Five multi-slide proprietary zinc die casting machines ranging from 70 to 200 tons
- Injected Metal Assembly (IMA) up to one ton
- Precision tool building with in-house capabilities
- Design, prototyping, and modeling services
- Wide range of finishing surfaces available including tumbling, polishing, shot blasting and thermal de-burring
- Cosmetic or protective coating equipment either through certified suppliers or in-house
- Wide range of secondary operations including CNC machining, tapping, reaming, and drilling
We're looking for a Business Development Specialist (BDS) to support our Dynacast Peterborough plant. This is an outreach role. Your job is to find companies that should be buying precision die cast components from us, get in front of the right people, and create new opportunities for our sales team.
ABOUT THE ROLE:
The BDS is the first point of contact for many of our future customers. You will prospect into engineers, buyers, sourcing specialists, and procurement leaders across the Peterborough territory, qualify what you find, and set up meetings, design reviews, and plant tours for our Business Development Managers (BDMs).
This role works hand in hand with the BDM team. Roughly half your time is territory prospecting into new logos, and half is executing specific account plays with a BDM: mapping the account, finding the right contacts, and getting the meeting booked. Expect to spend most of your day on the phone, on email, and on LinkedIn. This is a high-activity role and the expectations are measured.
The BDS reports to the Sales Manager, Peterborough, and will be paired with our senior BDS during onboarding and ramp.
LOCATION AND TRAVEL:
This is a remote position. Candidates must reside within the Peterborough sales territory, preferably Ontario and within driving distance to Peterborough.
A valid passport and the ability to travel freely between the United States and Canada are required. Travel is 10–15%, primarily for customer visits, trade shows, and time at the Peterborough plant. New hires spend their first week onsite in Peterborough and return quarterly.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Prospect every day. Consistent outbound activity by phone, email, and LinkedIn into target accounts across the territory.
- Build and maintain target account and contact lists. Research companies, products, and programs to identify where die casting fits and who owns buying decisions.
- Execute named account plays with the BDM team: map the organization, identify decision makers and influencers, sequence outreach, and book the meeting.
- Qualify opportunities early. Understand part geometry, alloy selection, annual volume, tooling timing, secondary operations, surface finish, and the customer's decision process.
- Set qualified meetings, design reviews, lunch and learns, and plant tours for BDMs and applications engineering.
- Work inbound leads, trade show lists, and campaign responses quickly. Qualify or disqualify, and hand off clean.
- Reopen dormant, lost, and quoted-but-never-won accounts.
- Keep Salesforce current. Log every touch, contact, and opportunity, and report weekly on activity and results.
- Build real knowledge of die casting, secondary operations, and tooling economics so you can hold a credible conversation with a design engineer.
- Other duties as assigned.
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE:
Activity and results are tracked weekly. Specific targets are set with your manager, including but not limited to:
- A consistent outbound number you hit every week.
- New decision-maker conversations opened each week in new accounts.
- Qualified meetings booked for the BDM team each month.
- New named accounts opened each quarter.
- New opportunities created in Salesforce, measured in count and dollar value.
EDUCATION, SKILLS & ATTRIBUTES:
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
- 1–5 years of experience in B2B technical sales, lead generation, or business development, preferably in manufacturing or engineered components.
- A track record of consistent outbound prospecting. You are comfortable cold calling daily and you handle rejection well.
- Self-starter. This is a remote role with minimal supervision, so discipline and time management are critical.
- Strong communication skills. You can hold a technical conversation with an engineer and a commercial one with a buyer.
- Curious and analytical, with a desire to understand customer problems and turn them into opportunities.
- Experience using Salesforce, or a similar CRM, is required.
- Experience with ZoomInfo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and AI tools for research and outreach is a plus.
- Comfortable engaging engineers, buyers, and director level stakeholders across multiple industries.
- Valid passport and the ability to travel between the United States and Canada.
- French fluency is a plus.
Dynacast Ltd. is committed to providing accessible employment practices that are in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Should any applicant require accommodation through the recruitment and selection process, please inform Human Resources in your application.
We thank all applicants for their interest in the role, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Job Type: Full-time
Work Location: Remote
About Dynacast International
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Industry
Manufacturing
Company size
5,001 - 10,000 Employees
Headquarters location
Charlotte, NC, US
Year founded
1936