Antora Energy
CNC Machinist/Programmer
San Jose, CAmidAdded 3 weeks ago
About this role
Antora Energy seeks an experienced CAM programmer for a 3–5 week contract to generate CAM programs and G-code for 38 precision parts using SolidWorks CAM, validate them on a Haas GM-1 mill, and train production technicians on the machining process.
What you'll do
- Program parts in SolidWorks CAM using existing post-processors, machine definitions, and tool libraries
- Generate machine-ready G-code files for Haas GM-1 3-axis gantry mill operations
- Create complete documentation packages including setup sheets, tool lists, and work-holding instructions
- Validate CAM programs through first-article inspection and troubleshooting on the Haas machine
- Deliver formal training to production technicians and CAM programmers on program execution and fundamentals
- Coordinate with Program Manager, Production Tech, and Manufacturing Engineer on approvals and releases
What they're looking for
- SolidWorks CAM programming
- Haas CNC control and G-code
- 3-axis gantry mill operation
- CNC machining troubleshooting
- Technical documentation and setup sheet creation
- Hands-on machine operation and validation
- Production training and mentoring
- Arena PLM and Manufacturo MES systems (preferred)
Benefits
- Hourly rate: $45–$65/hr
- Short-term contract (3–5 weeks)
- Onsite work in San Jose, CA
- Opportunity to work with early-stage hard-tech manufacturing
- Exposure to thermal energy storage technology development
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Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with SolidWorks CAM—what types of parts have you programmed, and how have you handled multi-sided milling strategies?
- Describe a time you've troubleshot a CAM program directly at a CNC machine with an operator. What went wrong and how did you fix it?