Coordinate Measuring Machine Programmer

$104,000 - $131,040 yearly

Job Description

Currently seeking a CMM Programmer to fill an opening with a manufacturing company located in North Berwick Maine

The CMM Programmer will develop, troubleshoot, and optimize CMM/Gauge inspection programs for machined components ranging from moderate to high complexity. This role supports quality and manufacturing teams by ensuring accurate inspection processes, driving continuous improvement, and contributing to overall product quality.

Depending on experience level, this individual may also support process improvements, establish best practices, and assist in training or mentoring team members.

Requirements of the CMM Programmer

  • 3–6+ years of experience in CMM programming using automated inspection software
  • Experience with CMM software such as, Calypso, PC-DMIS, Modus, with specialty in Calypso
  • Strong understanding of GD&T (ASME Y14.5)
  • Experience working with machined components and manufacturing environments
  • Ability to interpret engineering drawings and CAD models
  • Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
  • Effective communication skills, both written and verbal
  • Experience working with complex or high-precision components
  • Advanced troubleshooting or system-level ownership experience
  • Experience developing standards, best practices, or documentation

Responsibilities of the CMM Programmer

  • Develop and modify CMM/Gauge inspection programs using 3D CAD models and part drawings
  • Perform prove-outs, GRR studies, and correlation analysis to validate inspection programs
  • Analyze inspection data, including SPC, to support process improvements and troubleshooting
  • Provide mechanical inspection support and verification for machined components
  • Troubleshoot CMM programs, inspection equipment, and related issues
  • Assist with fixturing and tooling solutions for inspection processes
  • Generate and maintain inspection reports and documentation
  • Communicate inspection results and collaborate with engineering and manufacturing teams
  • Participate in continuous improvement initiatives
  • Contributing to developing programming standards and best practices
  • Supporting or training other programmers or inspectors
  • Assisting with advanced troubleshooting, system optimization, or equipment implementation
  • Supporting evaluation of new tools, technologies, or inspection methods

Location: North Berick, Maine

Job Type: Full-time, Employee

Industry: Aerospace