Coordinate Metrology Programmer (Aerospace Precision)
| Verified Pay check_circle | Provided by the employer$35 - $45 per hour |
|---|---|
| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | Phoenix, Arizona |
About this job
Job Description
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Compensation: $35–$45/hr
Employment: Direct Hire | 1st Shift
At 6:00 AM, you’re reviewing a complex aerospace drawing and planning your inspection strategy. You load the CAD model, build an offline program in PC-DMIS or CMM Manager, and choose features and datums to capture every critical tolerance. By mid-morning, you’re running a First Article Inspection, confirming GD&T callouts, and documenting results. Throughout the day, you refine routines, streamline cycle times, and troubleshoot edge cases so inspections are repeatable, accurate, and efficient. You partner with Quality and Manufacturing to resolve ambiguities and ensure parts go out the door with absolute confidence.
Your impact- Create, validate, and optimize CMM programs using PC-DMIS or CMM Manager from CAD models, primarily offline.
- Interpret complex blueprints and advanced GD&T to plan inspection strategies for tight-tolerance aerospace components.
- Own FAI, in-process and final dimensional inspection routines, and associated quality records.
- Diagnose and correct program issues; drive continuous improvement for accuracy and throughput.
- 5+ years dedicated CMM programming experience.
- Proven ability with PC-DMIS or CMM Manager, including offline, CAD-driven programming (required).
- Deep knowledge of GD&T and blueprint interpretation.
- Background in aerospace or precision machining preferred.
- Self-directed problem solver with a process-improvement mindset.
- Mon–Thu: 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Fri: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM
- $35–$45/hr
- 1st shift, consistent daytime hours
- Direct-hire, stable role in an established aerospace precision machining environment
- Hands-on ownership of inspection programming and process improvement
- Work with advanced aerospace parts and modern metrology tools
Ready to lead the metrology program? Apply today and help us raise the bar for aerospace quality in Phoenix.