Mfg. Engineering Technician - Weekend Shift

Role Overview As a CNC Programmer & ME Tech, you will bridge the gap between engineering and production. You will be responsible for setting up, programming and optimizing CNC blanking and forming operations to produce high-quality components and tooling. This position is responsible for developing and writing final product assembly instructions, entering basic process routings, and supporting the transition of new assigned products from engineering concepts to final production processes.

Essential Functions

The essential functions of this job require the person, with or without reasonable accommodations, to perform the following: CNC Programming & Optimization: Develop and implement complex blanking and forming programs using Trumpf Tru. Tops Boost, Tru. Tops 600, Amada Blank and Dr. Abe software. Determine optimal cutting paths, speeds, and feed rates to maximize productivity.

Strategic Nesting: Create nesting plans across multiple part families to maximize sheet utilization and minimize material waste. Process Engineering: Analyze time, motion, and machine data to identify bottlenecks and improve production flow. Assist in the development of PFMEA and Lean methodologies. Technical Support & Set-up: Select correct tooling for blanking/forming and provide hands-on support for machine set-ups.

Troubleshoot machining issues directly on the shop floor. Quality Control: Conduct simulations, test runs and prototype builds. Use precision tools (calipers, micrometers) to verify parts that meet strict engineering drawings and specifications. Documentation: Maintain organized program libraries, update SOPs, and manage production work instructions, runners, and routings.

Develop Robust Assembly Processes: Develop initial manufacturing and assembly processes. Champion a culture of quality: Promote quality, identify and resolve problems daily when supporting Engineering and Production teams on the shop floor. Mentorship: Provide guidance and training to machine operators on program execution and safety standards.

Required Skills

& Qualifications Experience: 3+ years of CNC programming and setup experience in a dynamic manufacturing/job shop environment. Software Proficiency: Expert knowledge of CAD/CAM (Solid. Works, Creo) and G-code. Specific experience with Trumpf or Amada software is highly preferred. Technical Literacy: Ability to interpret complex blueprints, schematics, and technical documents using strong geometry and trigonometry skills.

Lean Mindset: Proven understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles and process flow optimization.

Education

Associate’s degree in engineering technology, Industrial Technology, or a related field (or equivalent professional experience). Soft Skills: Strong analytical troubleshooting skills and the ability to communicate effectively across both engineering and production teams. Weekend Shift

• Saturdays and Sundays 7am to 7:30pm Weekend Shift
• Saturdays and Sundays 7am to 7:30pm 1248 hours