Layout Technician / CMM Programmer

Support new development and sustain inspection equipment used for serial production

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We have an opportunity for a Layout Technician/CMM Programmer to support new development and sustain inspection equipment used for serial production.

Primary responsibilities include the following:

Plan, prioritize, and communicate the inspection schedule with Engineering and Quality.
Collaborate with Project and Quality Engineers to review customer drawings, specifications, GD&T, and measurement requirements.
Develop inspection plans, programs, fixtures, and methods for new parts throughout tooling and injection molding process development.
Program and operate CMM, vision, and other precision measurement equipment for first-article, layout, and PPAP inspections.
Analyze and report inspection results to support tool corrections, process development, PPAP approval, and resolution of nonconforming product.
Release proven inspection methods and programs to production and train personnel in their use.
Maintain and troubleshoot CMMs, vision systems, gages, fixtures, software, and related inspection equipment used for serial-production inspections.
Coordinate calibration, preventive maintenance, and service activities for inspection equipment, including scheduled work outside normal first-shift hours.
Verify inspection equipment accuracy and support gage R&R and measurement-system studies.
Evaluate improvements in inspection technology, methods, accuracy, and efficiency; perform other assigned duties as needed.

Your voice is heard
Your ideas are welcomed
Your mind is challenged
You enjoy great benefits
You share our core values: optimism, innovation, and teamwork
You care that your employer follows green initiatives and has a culture of responsibility to the environment and community

We offer a flexible and empowering work environment.

We support and encourage lifelong learning and professional development.

We embrace continuous improvement at all levels of the organization.

We have fun and celebrate success!

Minimum of one year of quality inspection or metrology experience in a manufacturing environment; injection molding experience preferred.
An associate degree in a related field is a plus, but is not required.

Experience programming and/or operating CMM and/or vision measurement equipment required; Zeiss CALYPSO or OGP ZONE3 experience strongly preferred. CAD modeling experience is a plus.
Working knowledge of blueprint reading, GD&T, dimensional inspection methods, gage R&R, and process capability.
Ability to apply practical math, geometry, and trigonometry to inspection and measurement activities.
Strong problem-solving, organization, communication, and computer skills, including Microsoft Office.
Self-motivated and able to work independently and collaboratively while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.
ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI) certification preferred.

Ability and willingness to work a flexible first-shift schedule, including earlier or later hours, and overtime when needed.
Occasional travel may be required for training or customer support.
Physical demands include frequent standing, walking, sitting, speaking, hearing, handling, and reaching; occasional lifting or moving of up to 30 pounds; and close vision. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.