CMM Programmer

About the Role

Responsible for developing, running, and modifying programs to layout parts, components, checking fixtures, and other objects as requested. The programmer ensures the accuracy of data and provides reports in the requested format. Additionally, the role supports the metrology lab with training, customer interface, and checking fixture design reviews.

Responsibilities

• Develop programs using Metrologic software to collect data on metal and plastic parts, components, and checking fixtures.
• Run programs to layout parts, checking fixtures, and other parts on CMM.
• Develop reports to meet customer requirements using layout data.
• Execute Blueprint Reading and GD&T interpretation.
• Troubleshoot existing programs and reports.
• Provide leadership and direction for CMM operators in the absence of the CMM lead.
• Provide training to help Shape associates and customers understand layout results.
• Assist in problem-solving and continuous improvement activities.
• Assist in the calibration and certification of all process inspection & test equipment.
• Perform Blue & Scribe support.
• Effectively communicate report data to facilitate understanding among Shape associates and internal customers.
• Determine and participate in continuous improvement activities for processes.
• Develop data collection programs using applicable software (e.g., Polyworks) to collect data on finished parts, sub-assemblies, components, and fixtures.
• Learn and operate Faro Arm.
• Ensure timely completion of layouts and reports.
• Support the development of checking fixtures and attend gage design meetings to ensure Shape standards are known and included in the fixture design.
• Store data, reports, and documents according to defined structure and naming conventions.
• Use defined methodology to develop work request priority and schedules.
• Provide detailed, precise, and accurate work.
• Complete additional functions as directed by the Leader.

Prototype Team Assignment

• Complete ER workflow checklist assignments on schedule and to intent.
• Perform various Prototype manufacturing activities (per capabilities) as defined by the Prototype Tech I/II job descriptions when primary Faro activities are not required.