Saronic
Metrology Engineer
About this role
Saronic Technologies seeks a Metrology Engineer to develop and maintain dimensional inspection programs while managing the lifecycle of engineered tooling and fixtures. This role combines metrology programming expertise with configuration management, supporting production, engineering, and R&D through accurate measurement systems and controlled tooling assets.
What you'll do
- Develop and validate CMM and 3D scanning inspection programs to support production operations
- Create measurement strategies from CAD models, drawings, and GD&T requirements
- Perform measurement system analysis (MSA/Gage R&R) and drive repeatability improvements
- Manage tooling and fixture lifecycle including tracking, surveillance, calibration, and controlled release
- Fulfill special measurement requests from Engineering and R&D for prototypes and investigative studies
- Collaborate cross-functionally to resolve dimensional and tooling issues
What they're looking for
- CMM and 3D scanning programming (PC-DMIS, Calypso, Polyworks, or similar)
- CAD interpretation and GD&T proficiency
- Measurement system analysis and dimensional data analysis
- Tooling design and fixture management
- Configuration management and revision control
- Technical report writing and communication
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking
- Cross-functional collaboration
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Saronic
Saronic builds autonomous maritime systems and vessels equipped with advanced imaging, software, and electro-mechanical components. The company is hiring quality engineers, software engineers, graphics programmers, optomechanical engineers, and manufacturing engineers to develop and manufacture reliable autonomous maritime operations.
View all jobs at SaronicLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience programming CMM or 3D scanning systems—what software platforms have you used and what types of parts or assemblies have you inspected?
- Walk us through how you would develop an inspection program from a CAD model and GD&T specification.