CNC programming knowledge jobs

Perform complex, multi-axis CNC machinery set-up by downloading and/or adjusting preset programs, or by creating complex new programs on a variety of CNC equipment
Operate CNC manufacturing equipment to produce acceptable product per work instructions
Maintain and support 5‑axis CNC milling equipment, including tool changes, part swaps, offsets, and calibration
Operate and maintain surface grinding equipment, ensuring machines remain in proper operating condition
Troubleshoot machining, tooling, and process issues, identifying root cause and implementing corrective actions

CNC Programmer

KSB SE & Co. KGaA · Posted Jun 16, 2026

Owns CNC programming, setup support, machining method development, and controlled release of accurate programs to the machine shop.

Create, revise, and maintain CNC programs for assigned machines, parts, repair scopes, and production work orders.
Review drawings, models, reverse-engineering data, specifications, tolerances, materials, and work-order requirements before programming or releasing work.
Develop machining methods, tooling approaches, fixture needs, setup sheets, and program notes that support safe and repeatable execution.
Support CNC machinists during setup, first-piece prove-out, troubleshooting, offsets, tooling questions, and process adjustments.
Partner with Engineering, Reverse Engineering, Quality, Planning, and shop leadership to resolve drawing, tolerance, material, or manufacturability issues.