CMM Programmer

Who You Are The CMM Programmer is in the Component Manufacturing Department and responsible for inspection of FANUC parts to ensure conformance to engineering specifications. Provide inspection reports to communicate qualitative and quantitative results with engineering. Engaged in technical discussions about metrology methods employed and the corresponding results. Process detailed nonconformance reports to return material to vendors for issue resolution. The CMM Programmer is in the Component Manufacturing Department and responsible for inspection of FANUC parts to ensure conformance to engineering specifications. Provide inspection reports to communicate qualitative and quantitative results with engineering. Engaged in technical discussions about metrology methods employed and the corresponding results. Process detailed nonconformance reports to return material to vendors for issue resolution. How It’s Done Champion a first article inspection process to achieve quality group KPI measures. Conduct part inspection through a receiving inspection process. Conduct full layout inspection of parts submitted through a first article inspection process. Create CMM programs and reports for complex parts. Develop and modify CMM measurement programs based on engineering drawings and specifications. Verify that measurement programs consistently meet quality control standards and tolerances by reviewing CMM reports for accurate tolerancing and positional references. Create efficient measurement strategies that optimize accuracy while reducing cycle times. Process material nonconformance reports and determine disposition of material according to defined procedures. Collaborate across teams to solve problem incidents and resolve programming, manufacturing issues, or discrepancies in measurement results. Maintain comprehensive documentation of measurement programs and procedures. Collect and control inspection documentation and report measurement data to identify trends and recommend process improvements. Manage multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring timely completion of programming tasks. Support the gauge calibration process to ensure tools are within their calibration period. Stay updated on innovative technologies, tools, and techniques in metrology to enhance programming practices. What You Need High School Diploma or GED. Minimum of five years’ CMM Programming; hands on in quality assurance Able to lift and handle parts up to and exceeding 50lbs Prior machinist/machine tool builder or assembler experience Experience leading/interfacing with teams and multiple department collaboration Strong knowledge of CMM operation and programming, including both contact and non-contact types Ability to create and maintain detailed technical documentation Knowledge of calibration processes to ensure measuring equipment accuracy Attention to detail and a strong focus on accuracy in programming and measurement Problem-solving skills to effectively troubleshoot programming issues Strong verbal and written communication skills for collaboration Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and train others Willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies and methodologies What Would Be Even Better Proficient programming with Modus, Polywork and Verisurf CMM software applications Proficient with all aspects of inspection including GD&T and CMM programming in a related industry Associates degree or Certifications in CMM Programming, Quality or Metrology Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Certificate It’s Your Move At FANUC America, we are driven by a deep respect for our people and a commitment to building a workplace dedicated to integrity and excellence. We believe that great careers are built through opportunity, growth, and collaboration—and we’re excited to invite talented individuals like you to explore what’s possible with us. Joining FANUC means becoming part of a team that values your unique perspective and encourages continuous learning and collaboration. We foster a culture where respect and innovation go hand in hand, and where your contributions help shape the future of automation and robotics. Benefits Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance 401(k) Retirement Program Life Insurance Short-Term & Long-Term Disability Plans Tuition Reimbursement Wellness Program Flexible Spending Accounts Employee Assistance Program Flexible Benefit Dollars Generous Holiday & Vacation Program Sponsorship will not be provided for this position Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans #J-18808-Ljbffr