Swiss Lathe Program/Setup/Operator

Job Description Job Description Job Title: Precision Manufacturing Specialist (Swiss CNC) The Mission We don't just make parts; we solve geometric puzzles at a scale where a fingerprint is a mountain. As our Swiss CNC Specialist, you are the bridge between a digital blueprint and a physical masterpiece. You will own the process for high-complexity components, ensuring that every micron is accounted for and every cycle is optimized for perfection. Core Responsibilities * The Orchestration: Perform full-spectrum setups on multi-axis Swiss machines (Citizen, Star or other Fanuc Controllers). You aren't just pushing buttons; you are timing the dance between the main and sub-spindles. * The Translation: Interpret complex GD&T blueprints and convert them into flawless machine movements. You will edit G-code at the control to "dial in" the process. * The Refinement: Select, preset, and install high-precision tooling. You'll troubleshoot chatter, chip control, and thermal drift to maintain tight tolerances * The Stewardship: Oversee the lifecycle of a production run. From the first-article inspection to optimizing the feed rates for the 1,000th part, you ensure the integrity of the process. Your Toolkit * Mechanical Intuition: You have a "feel" for the material, whether it's medical-grade Titanium, 303 Stainless, or PEEK. * Technical Literacy: Proficiency with Swiss-style kinematics (guide bushings, sliding headstocks) and the math required to keep them running straight. * Metrology Mastery: Expert use of micrometers, optical comparators, and height gauges. * Problem-Solving DNA: When a part is out of spec, you don't just adjust the offset; you find the root cause . Why This Role Matters Swiss machining is the "Formula 1" of the lathe world. In this role, you aren't just a "machine operator"—you are a technical lead responsible for the components that keep airplanes in the sky and surgical robots in the operating room. Ideal Profile "The successful candidate views a Swiss lathe not as a machine, but as a high-performance instrument that requires a steady hand and a sharp mind to play."