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Numerical Control Programmer - Aerospace Machining (5-Axis CNC)

Auburn, WA · On-site

$65 - $75/hr

... e.g., Vericut) to validate programs and eliminate collisions or gouges prior to shop-floor execution. • Troubleshoot and iterate programs based on first-article inspections, in-process feedback ...

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Precinmac

CAD/CAM Engineer

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$35 - $45/hr

Use Vericut software for final product verification. CNC programs will be created for manufacturing components and job specific fixturing. Reports to: Manufacturing Support Services Manager or ...

GCM Medical and OEM, Inc.

CNC Programmer

Union City, CA · On-site

$50 - $60/hr

Experience with Solid Works and Vericut (company currently using newest versions) * Ability to read and understand blueprints and G.D&T. (ASME Y14.5-2009 standard) * Ability to consistently deliver ...

GCM Inc.

CNC Programmer

Union City, CA · On-site

$50 - $60/hr

Experience with Solid Works and Vericut (company currently using newest versions) * Ability to read and understand blueprints and G.D&T. (ASME Y14.5-2009 standard) * Ability to consistently deliver ...

LA Gauge Company

CNC Programmer 5-Axis

Sun Valley, CA · On-site

$45 - $55/hr

Using Mastercam for programming and VeriCut for verification, the individual will create precise, efficient machining processes to support production of high-tolerance, complex components.

GCM

CNC Programmer

Union City, CA · On-site

$50 - $60/hr

Experience with Solid Works and Vericut (company currently using newest versions) * Ability to read and understand blueprints and G.D&T. (ASME Y14.5-2009 standard) * Ability to consistently deliver ...

Enjet Aero, LLC

CNC Programmer

New Britain, CT · On-site

$26.25 - $36/hr

Confirms process validity by utilizing Vericut simulation software * Creates blueprints/set-up sheets for shop use with proper dimensioning and tolerancing Qualifications: * 5+ years' experience in ...

fairbanksmorse

Manufacturing Engineer

Fairbanks, AK

$74K - $96K/yr

VERICUT (CGTech), Internal NX Simulation (CSE) * Optimization : Third Wave Systems Production Module * Probing: Renishaw, Siemens, Blum on-machine probing * Post Processing: NX Post Configurator ...

FAIRBANKS MORSE DEFENSE

Manufacturing Engineer

Walpole, MA

$79K - $102K/yr

VERICUT (CGTech), Internal NX Simulation (CSE) * Optimization : Third Wave Systems Production Module * Probing: Renishaw, Siemens, Blum on-machine probing * Post Processing: NX Post Configurator ...

Fairbanks Morse Defense

Manufacturing Engineer

Walpole, MA

$79K - $102K/yr

VERICUT (CGTech), Internal NX Simulation (CSE) Optimization: Third Wave Systems Production Module Probing: Renishaw, Siemens, Blum on-machine probing Post Processing: NX Post Configurator, Custom ...

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Vericut is a specialized software application used to simulate and verify CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining processes. It helps manufacturers and machinists identify potential errors, collisions, or inefficiencies in their CNC programs before actual machining occurs. By using Vericut, companies can reduce the risk of damaging expensive equipment, save time on machine setup, and improve overall production quality. The software is widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing where precision and safety are critical.

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To thrive as a Vericut Programmer, you need strong CNC machining knowledge, proficiency in G-code, and experience with CAD/CAM software, often supported by a degree in engineering or manufacturing technology. Expertise in using Vericut simulation software, along with familiarity with related tools like Siemens NX or Mastercam, is typically required. Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and effective communication help you identify and resolve machining errors and collaborate with production teams. These abilities are critical to ensuring safe, efficient, and error-free CNC operations in modern manufacturing environments.

What are some common challenges faced by Vericut programmers, and how can they be addressed in a manufacturing environment?

Vericut programmers often encounter challenges such as interpreting complex CNC code, integrating simulation with different CAD/CAM systems, and ensuring accurate collision detection. Staying current with the latest software updates and collaborating closely with machinists and engineers can help overcome these issues. Clear communication within the manufacturing team and continuous training are crucial for identifying potential problems early and maintaining a smooth workflow.

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AspectVericutCNC Programmer
Primary RoleSimulation and verification of CNC machining processesWriting, programming, and optimizing CNC machine code
Required SkillsKnowledge of CNC machines, CAD/CAM software, and simulation toolsG-code programming, CAD/CAM software, machining knowledge
Work EnvironmentManufacturing plants, CNC shops, simulation labsManufacturing facilities, machine shops, design offices
CertificationsOften requires CAD/CAM certifications, CNC operation knowledgeCAD/CAM software certifications, machining experience

Vericut focuses on simulating and verifying CNC machining processes to prevent errors, while CNC Programmers create and optimize the actual machine code used on CNC machines. Both roles require knowledge of CAD/CAM software and machining processes, but Vericut specialists emphasize simulation and error detection, whereas CNC Programmers focus on code development and process optimization.

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Numerical Control Programmer - Aerospace Machining (5-Axis CNC)

Numerical Control Programmer - Aerospace Machining (5-Axis CNC)

Kronos Consulting

Auburn, WA • On-site

$65 - $75/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision

Posted 2 days ago

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Job description

Regular and predictable attendance is required
Work statement is a non-managerial role, non-leadership role.
Join a high-performing fabrication team supporting aerospace structural production in Auburn, WA or Everett, WA. As a contractor Numerical Control Programmer (NCP) on our Machining/Tooling team, you’ll drive the NC programming, setup documentation, and machining strategy for complex multi-axis parts used on commercial airplanes. You will collaborate closely with planning, aerospace engineering, tooling, and shop-floor operators to turn engineered concepts into producible, high-quality parts. This role is ideal for hands-on programmers who enjoy solving machining challenges, optimizing workflows, and seeing their programs executed on the shop floor.
Primary Responsibilities
• Create, verify, and revise Machine Control Data (MCD), tooling geometry, and setup documentation for multi-axis CNC machines (primarily 5-axis).
• Interpret engineering drawings, planning documentation, and manufacturing requirements to develop robust NC programs for aluminum and hard-metal parts.
• Develop multiple setups and operations for complex part geometries, ensuring fixturing, tooling, and machine selection support producibility and tolerances.
• Produce clear setup sheets and operator instructions that enable consistent and safe machine operation.
• Use simulation/verification tools (e.g., Vericut) to validate programs and eliminate collisions or gouges prior to shop-floor execution.
• Troubleshoot and iterate programs based on first-article inspections, in-process feedback, and shop-floor testing.
• Coordinate with planning, manufacturing engineering, tooling design, and machine operators to optimize cycle times, reduce scrap, and address manufacturability concerns.
• For Level 4: Lead the design of custom fixtures and complex tooling arrangements and define machining strategies across multiple operations and machines.
• Maintain program documentation, revisions, and configuration control per company/contract requirements.
• Work under minimal direction.
Required Skills
• 7+ years of NC programming experience for production machining or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Demonstrated experience programming 5-axis CNC machines for aerospace parts (aluminum and hard metals).
• Proficiency reading and interpreting engineering drawings, GD&T, and manufacturing documentation.
• Proficient in CATIA V5 NC programming.
• Proficient in NC simulation/verification tools such as Vericut.
• Ability to create clear setup documentation and operator instructions.
• Able to work 2nd shift schedule as specified.
• Contractor eligibility to work under the terms of the engagement.
• Experience with CATIA V5 and Vericut and programming 3 & 5 axis machines
Preferred Qualifications
• Prior experience creating custom fixtures and tooling for multi-setup machining operations
• Experience defining machining strategy and selecting appropriate machines and processes for part families.
• Familiarity with aerospace manufacturing processes, inspection practices, and first-article requirements.
• Strong problem-solving skills with a track record of reducing cycle times or improving producibility.
• Effective communicator with experience collaborating across planning, engineering, and shop-floor teams.
• Experience with additional CAM systems or post-processors commonly used in aerospace environments.

Company Description

Kronos always provides our partners with 100% customer satisfaction and on time delivery. If you are excited about working for a company that takes its job seriously and does not cut corners you will have a home with Kronos.