CNC Swiss Programmer/Setup Technician

Citizen/Star Swiss Machining Programmer‑SetterImagine starting each day knowing your craftsmanship shapes components measured in thousandths and trusted by discerning customers. For 60+ years, our family‑owned shop has paired precision with heart—supporting people as much as parts. If that sounds like the right place to invest your talent, read on.Our promiseA supportive, collaborative culture where mentors lift as they climb.Benefits that respect your life: Blue Cross Blue Shield medical & dental, 401(k) with match, tuition reimbursement, and medical/dependent care FSAs.Predictable days: one first shift, Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.Your missionOwn the complete journey from drawing to dependable production on Citizen and Star multi‑axis Swiss‑type turn/mill machines—building robust programs, reliable setups, and repeatable results. Then, multiply your impact by sharing that know‑how with teammates and interns.How you’ll make it happenStudy drawings, 3D models, work orders, materials, and specifications to plan machining methods and operation sequences.Program, prove out, edit, and optimize CNC code in CAD/CAM for Swiss‑type platforms.Set up and run equipment: choose tooling/workholding, set offsets, make edits and adjustments to achieve quality and throughput.Validate first‑piece results with meticulous measurement and inspection to drawings and GD&T.Document everything that ensures repeatability: setup sheets, tooling data, approved programs, production records, and process‑control documents under strict revision control.Diagnose and fix machining, tooling, programming, and equipment issues; perform preventive maintenance; champion continuous improvement.Keep an eye on tooling and supply levels and request replenishment proactively.Teach, mentor, and support less‑experienced operators, setup personnel, department staff, and student interns.Share status, changes, irregularities, and corrective actions clearly with peers and leadership.Maintain an orderly, safe environment for machines, tools, and gages.Honor our standards: ISO quality system, ITAR, CMMC, information security, and workplace safety.Jump in on related tasks as assigned.What you bringHigh school diploma or equivalent; bonus points for vocational, technical, apprenticeship, or machining‑program training.Proficiency in CAD/CAM plus working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.Ability to read prints and GD&T; deep grasp of machining methods, cutting tools, workholding, feeds/speeds, inspection, and troubleshooting.Mathematical and mechanical strength with solid organization, communication, and time management.Comfort working independently, setting priorities, meeting production goals, and mentoring teammates.Experience & physical demands5+ years running Citizen and Star Swiss‑type CNC lathes.CAD/CAM programming experience is highly desirable.Regular standing/movement; handling small parts/tools; lift/move up to 40 lbs; visual acuity (with or without correction) to read technical info, operate controls, inspect small features, and assess fine dimensional or surface details.Skills & technologyCNC Programming; G‑Code; CNC Machine Setup & Changeover; Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology; Machine Setups for Production RunsEquipment: CNC Swiss Lathe (Star, Citizen); CAM Software (Esprit); CNC Lathe (5+ axis); Calipers & MicrometersAdvancementThose who demonstrate strong technical performance, dependability, judgment, communication, and leadership potential may be considered for a lead position—aligned with company needs and proven results.Compensation & complianceThis is a non-exempt, hourly position with a pay range of $42-$50/hour.Due to Federal/Governmental Contractor Regulations, all applicants must be US Citizens or Permanent Residents #J-18808-Ljbffr North Easton Machine Company, Inc.