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6 months ago
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Senior Production Engineer / CAD CAM Programmer

Job Title: Senior Production Engineer / CAD CAM Programmer
Location: Northampton

Company Overview:
Our client is a leader in the manufacturing industry, specializing in cutting-edge technology and innovation. We are looking for a motivated Senior Production / CADCAM Engineer to join the team and contribute to our ongoing success.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop CNC Programs for 4 & 5 axis machines, Multi-Axis Turn-Mills using Siemens NX & Vericut and Create CNC Grinding Programs for various grinding machines.

  • Manage New Part Introduction for prototype and production projects.

  • Define manufacturing routings and BOM using SAP ERP.

  • Design fixtures and tooling for NPI projects.

  • Support departmental training and progression.

  • Estimate production times and costs.

  • Identify cost-saving opportunities

    Candidate Profile:

  • Machining/programming complex components in the Automotive/Aerospace industry.

  • NX CAD/CAM system.

  • Vericut

  • SAP ERP

  • Engineering Qualification (HNC or higher).

  • Machining/cutting and inspection techniques.

    Why Join:

  • Innovative and supportive work environment.

  • Opportunities for career growth and development.

  • Competitive salary and benefits package.

    Keywords: Senior Production Engineer, CNC Programmer, Siemens NX, Vericut, SAP ERP, Automotive Industry, Aerospace Industry, Manufacturing Jobs, Engineering Jobs, Machining, Cutting Techniques, NPI Projects, Engineering Careers

    Apply today and be a part of our clients fantastic team!

    Arden White is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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