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Cnc Programmer

Witney
3 weeks ago
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About this Position:

A leading manufacturer of precision machined tooling for the motorsport, automotive, and aerospace sectors is seeking an experienced CNC Programmer to join their team on a contract basis. This opportunity is available on-site or hybrid at their facility in Witney, Oxfordshire.

Job Responsibilities:



Create and optimise CNC programs for high-precision manufacturing

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Operate 5-axis CMS machines

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Interpret technical drawings and CAD data accurately

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Maintain high standards of quality and precision in composite tooling and pattern work

Experience Required:

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Proven experience in CNC programming, machining, and milling

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Familiarity with CATIA V5 (preferred)

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Strong ability to interpret technical drawings

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Knowledge of CAD/CAM technologies

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Background in motorsport, automotive, or aerospace industries is advantageous

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Excellent attention to detail and a problem-solving approach

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