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Divergent

Metrology Programmer

Torrance, California, United States$34k–$47kmidAdded today

About this role

Entry-level metrology role at an advanced manufacturing company specializing in adaptive production systems for automotive, aerospace, and defense. You'll learn to operate 3D scanning equipment (ZEISS Inspect, PolyWorks, GOM/ATOS) and develop inspection programming skills while supporting quality assurance across complex integrated structures.

What you'll do

  • Operate automated and manual scanning equipment and extract advanced inspections
  • Interpret engineering documentation including 2D drawings, 3D models, GD&T, and specifications
  • Program and execute dimensional inspections using conventional tools and optical systems
  • Collaborate with manufacturing, quality, and engineering teams to troubleshoot part conditions
  • Maintain and improve metrology program libraries, templates, and best practices
  • Communicate non-conformances and inspection results clearly to cross-functional teams

What they're looking for

  • 3D metrology software (ZEISS Inspect, PolyWorks, GOM/ATOS)
  • GD&T interpretation and engineering drawing analysis
  • CMM programming
  • Optical scanning systems operation
  • Python scripting
  • Dimensional inspection techniques
  • CAD model interpretation
  • Quality documentation procedures
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Divergent

Divergent builds advanced manufacturing platforms combining 3D-printed metal connectors, robotics, and AI to produce lightweight vehicles for aerospace and defense applications. The company is hiring structures engineers, AI software engineers, robotics systems engineers, and simulation engineers to develop its innovative DAPS technology and autonomous manufacturing automation systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with GD&T and how you've applied it when interpreting engineering drawings.
  • Have you worked with optical scanning systems like ZEISS, PolyWorks, or GOM/ATOS? Walk us through a project.
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