VMC Programmer

 VMC programmer skilled in Autodesk PowerMill typically requires experience in creating and optimizing toolpaths for VMC machining operations, operating and maintaining VMC machines, and troubleshooting programs. Specifically, this role often involves developing CNC programs using PowerMill, verifying machine settings and program data, and managing daily work tasks like action plans and rework.  Key responsibilities and skills often included in a VMC PowerMill programmer job description: Programming and Toolpath Creation: Developing CNC programs using Autodesk PowerMill software, creating and optimizing toolpaths for machining operations, and verifying program control data for accuracy.  VMC Operation and Maintenance: Operating and setting up VMC machines, including loading necessary tools, fixtures, and materials.  Troubleshooting and Debugging: Troubleshooting and debugging CNC programs to ensure quality output and address any issues during machining.  Collaboration and Communication: Working with engineering and production teams to meet project requirements and effectively communicating operational matters.  Knowledge of Machining Processes: Familiarity with cutting tool materials, coatings, speeds, feeds, and appropriate tool selection for programming.  Software Proficiency: Strong knowledge of Autodesk PowerMill and related CAM software, as well as potentially familiarity with other relevant software like DNC software for program post-processing.  Problem-Solving: Ability to identify and resolve issues during programming and machining, including troubleshooting program errors and addressing potential safety concerns.  Work Management: Experience in daily work management, including monitoring action plans, rework, and rejections, and ensuring adherence to production schedules.  Safety: Knowledge of and adherence to safety procedures and regulations related to VMC operation and machining.  Additional information that may be included in the job description: Experience: The required years of experience in VMC programming and operation, often ranging from 3 to 6 years or more.  Education: The desired level of education, which may include a technical diploma or degree in mechanical engineering or a related field.  Location: The specific location of the job, which may be in a tool room, manufacturing facility, or other related environment.  Benefits: Information about salary, benefits package, and other perks offered by the employer.