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CMM Programmer

Los Angeles, CAmidAdded today

About this role

Join Freeform's quality team as a CMM Programmer to inspect complex metal 3D printed parts using a Zeiss Contura CMM and Calypso software. You'll execute inspection programs, interpret GD&T requirements, and collaborate with engineering teams to ensure precision and quality in our advanced manufacturing facility.

What you'll do

  • Operate Zeiss Contura CMM using Calypso software to inspect complex metal 3D printed parts
  • Create and execute inspection programs ensuring accurate and consistent measurements
  • Interpret GD&T requirements from engineering drawings and identify dimension interpretation issues
  • Select and use appropriate gauges and tools to inspect feature tolerances
  • Communicate inspection results to engineers and quality leads, flagging potential issues
  • Maintain inspection programs, toolkits, records, and support CMM equipment upkeep

What they're looking for

  • CMM operation (5+ years)
  • CMM programming (1+ years)
  • Calypso software
  • GD&T interpretation
  • Engineering drawing interpretation
  • Zeiss Contura equipment
  • Hand and power tools operation
  • Heavy equipment operation (cranes, forklifts)
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Freeform

Freeform builds autonomous metal 3D printing factories powered by AI-native manufacturing systems, creating integrated platforms that handle production-scale operations with advanced controls and physics-based optimization. The company is hiring embedded software engineers, full-stack software engineers, simulation engineers, and process engineers to develop the core software, hardware systems, and manufacturing processes enabling automated metal additive manufacturing at scale.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience operating CMM machines and which software platforms you've used most extensively.
  • Walk us through how you approach interpreting GD&T symbols and requirements from an engineering drawing.
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