Lead Design CNC Programmer/Operator
About the role
Role Overview The Lead Design CNC Programmer/Operator is responsible for programming, setting up, and operating CNC equipment in support of Design Studio vehicle properties, prototype models, and development programs. Working closely with Design, Engineering, Modelers, and Fabrication teams, this role supports the manufacture of a diverse range of prototype components, from small development parts to full-scale vehicle bucks, aerodynamic models, composite tooling, fabricated structures, and show car assets. The ideal candidate combines strong CNC programming and machining expertise with exceptional organization, problem-solving ability, and adaptability. Success in this position requires the ability to work across a broad range of materials, project types, and component scales while consistently delivering high-quality work in a fast-paced prototype environment.
Responsibilities
- CNC Programming & Machining Develop, optimize, and verify CNC programs for complex 3-axis and 5-axis machining applications. Setup, operate, and troubleshoot large-format CNC routers and gantry mills. Select and implement machining strategies, tooling, and work holding solutions that deliver high-quality