Create, verify, release, and continuously improve controlled CNC programs that safely and repeatedly produce conforming aerospace components, tools, and fixtures at the Garden Grove facility.
Responsibilities
Apply a safety-first approach to CNC programming, simulation, prove-out, program changes, and shop-floor support; stop and escape work when conditions could compromise people, equipment, product, tooling, or the environment.
Follow approved program naming, access, review, release, archive, backup, emergency-change, and revision-control requirements; verify that the shop-floor program matches the approved revision before production use.
Protect export-controlled, proprietary, customer, and company information and follow all applicable site security, quality, environmental, health, and safety requirements.
Perform work within assigned authority and escalate proprietary-control, machine-parameter, safety, quality, process-approval, or technical-authority decisions to the appropriate owner.
Plan, create, verify, revise, and optimize machine-control data for multi-axis equipment used to manufacture and inspect complex aerospace parts, tools, and fixtures.
Requirements
Associate degree in CNC programming, manufacturing technology, engineering technology, or a related technical field
Lead the enterprise-wide technical authority for special processes and material integrity across GE Vernova’s manufacturing facilities, establishing standards, governance, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Compensation
For candidates applying to a U.S. based position, the pay range for this position is between $144,000.00 and $240,000.00. The Company pays a geographic differential of 110%, 120% or 130% of salary in certain areas. The specific pay offered may be influenced by a variety of factors, including the candidate’s experience, education, and skill set.
Responsibilities
Synthesize, author, and govern 1P1P standards using existing templates for all Special Process subclasses
Define technical standards for bonding processes and protective treatments with validation methods
Evaluate and codify successful business-level innovations into Locked Configurations
Establish and enforce equipment capability standards for new assets across facilities
Architect strategy for transitioning to automated, data-driven NDT and Metlab processes
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Materials Science, Metallurgical, or Chemical Engineering
Develop, program, and optimize complex 5-axis CNC machining processes for high-precision components in aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial applications.
Compensation
Pay: $80,000–$90,000 annually, depending on experience
Responsibilities
Develop, create, and optimize CNC programs for complex 5-axis machining applications.
Utilize Mastercam software to develop efficient machining programs and multi-axis toolpaths.
Use Vericut simulation software to verify CNC programs, identify potential collisions, and improve machining efficiency.
Interpret engineering blueprints, CAD models, technical drawings, and GD&T specifications.
Develop and optimize machining strategies for complex, high-precision components.