CNC Programmer

Why This Role This is a principal level seat for a hands on 5 axis programmer who wants their work to matter. You'll own machining processes for hip and knee implants that restore patient mobility, from fixture design through validation. You'll also have a real voice in new equipment and continuous improvement. If you have mastered titanium and cobalt chrome and still love being on the floor, this is the role. About The Opportunity Our client is an established orthopedic medical device manufacturer headquartered in the Salt Lake Valley. They design and machine hip and knee implant solutions in house. The culture is collaborative, leadership listens, and teammates care. There is room to learn, grow, and make a difference. As Principal CNC Programmer, you will lead the planning, development, and execution of manufacturing processes. You'll work with manufacturing engineers, product development engineers, and operations specialists to determine optimal manufacturing methods, develop procedures, perform process validations, and track project progress. You'll also support DFM, new manufacturing technology integration, and cost and continuous improvement projects. This full time onsite position is available to start immediately. Location: Onsite, Draper, UT Schedule: Monday to Friday Pay: $60/hr Responsibilities Set up, program, and run 3 to 5 axis CNC machining centers to manufacture medical devicesFollow documented procedures and work instructions to manufacture quality partsDevelop machining fixtures for complex medical devicesConduct process validations, make process adjustments, and assist with PFMEAsAid in the selection of new manufacturing equipmentMaintain strong adherence to quality requirements per the QMSFollow safety standards and keep the work area organized (5S)Troubleshoot secondary processes such as laser marking, grit blasting, and buffingSupport CNC set ups, offsetting, and changeoversDevelop CNC programs and fixturing for new product launchesSupport prototype manufacturing for product developmentIdentify and participate in continuous improvement programs Requirements Machining certificate or trade schoolBachelor's in engineering technology or related discipline (preferred) Experience 10+ years in a CNC manufacturing environment5+ years of 5 axis milling and turning programmingOrthopedics manufacturing experience, especially knees and hipsInspection equipment: calipers, microscope, optical measurement, manual and CMMMachining castings, forgings, 3D printed components, stainless, cobalt chrome, titanium, and other exotic alloysManual mill and latheAdvanced understanding of GD&TGibbsCAM (preferred)Creo or equivalent CAD/CAM (preferred)Macro programming and post building (preferred) Benefits 401(k) with matchingHealth, dental, and vision insuranceLife insurance and FSAPaid time off, paid holidays, and parental leaveTuition reimbursementEmployee assistance programWellness incentives and employee discountsUTA transit pass