Why This Role Matters
Precision parts don’t make themselvesrobust processes do. As a Precision Machining Programming Engineer at CCT Enterprises, you will architect, program, and refine CNC processes so our team can produce quality components efficiently and consistently.
What You Will Do
- Design end-to-end machining processes for new partsfrom strategy and tooling to code and setup sheets.
- Program CNC lathes, Swiss turning machines, and milling centers; perform hands-on setups and prove-outs.
- Diagnose and resolve production issues by finding root causes and implementing corrective actions.
- Boost throughput and repeatability by optimizing cycle times, tool life, and workholding approaches.
- Author and maintain clear work instructions and process documentation.
- Train operators and setup personnel on new and updated processes.
- Review drawings, tolerances, materials, and requirements to determine the most effective manufacturing method.
- Support quoting by estimating cycle times, tooling needs, and process steps for potential new work.
- Identify and implement automation opportunities and continuous improvements.
- Partner with Quality and Production to sustain capable, stable production runs.
What We’re Looking For
- Hands-on engineer with strong CNC programming and machining experience.
- Self-starter who takes ownership and drives projects from concept to production.
- Collaborative teammate who communicates effectively across Production, Quality, Sales, and leadership.
- Detail-oriented mindset anchored in quality systems and disciplined methods.
- Comfort operating in a dynamic, growing environment with shifting priorities.
- Excited to leverage automation and AI-assisted tools to accelerate programming and process development.
Qualifications
- 5+ years in CNC manufacturing.
- Expertise in turning, Swiss machining, and/or milling.
- CNC setup and programming experience required.
- Programming: Mastercam and/or ABILE preferred.
- CAD: 2D/3D capability; VISI and/or SolidWorks a plus.
- Strong command of feeds/speeds, tooling, workholding, process design, and materials.
- Knowledge of manufacturing costs and efficient precision component production.
- Quality exposure: APQP, PPAP, ISO, CAR, SPC.
- Analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving excellence.
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specs.
- Nice to have: automation/robotics experience.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k)
- Paid time off
- Education assistance / tuition reimbursement
- On-the-job training and professional development
- Benefits start after 60 days of employment
Schedule & Location
Full-Time – First Shift
On-Site in Auburn, Indiana
Compensation
Compensation is based on experience, technical capabilities, and qualifications.
Technical Proficiency
Primary Software/Tech
