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EDM Subject Matter Expert

Wixford
3 weeks ago
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EDM Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Permanent
Salary up to £65,000, dependant on experience
Monday – Thursday 7.30am – 4.30pm, Friday 7.30am – 12.30pm
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Are you a EDM Subject Matter Expert (SME) looking to take the next step in your career by joining a leading precision component manufacturer, primarily operating in the Aerospace sector? Our client is well-established within the Manufacturing sector and are looking for a confident and passionate EDM Subject Matter Expert (SME) who has extensive understanding of EDM principles, including spark erosion, dielectric fluids, and material removal rates
EDM Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Job Description

Lead and champion EDM manufacturing processes on site
Recommend appropriate machining strategies for various materials and applications and optimize EDM settings (voltage, pulse duration, frequency) for efficiency and quality.
Discuss engineering processes with the manufacturing team and pass feedback the other way too
Practical experience in operating and troubleshooting EDM machines and controls.
Knowledge of machine calibration, maintenance, and adjustments to ensure optimal performance. Familiarity with advanced CNC EDM systems, programming, and automation tools. 
EDM Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

In-depth knowledge of EDM manufacturing processes and procedures
Expertise in various EDM types, such as Wire EDM, Sinker EDM, and Hole Drilling EDM – as many of these as possible
Multi axis fast hole drilling experience is ideal
Ideally tool design and electrode design/material knowledge 
EDM Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Company Benefits

Pension Contribution
Bonus
High Street Discounts/Similar Schemes             
Generous annual leave

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