Role Description We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented CNC Programmer to join our manufacturing team. This position requires hands-on experience with CNC lathes and the ability to write G-code and M-code programs manually (long-hand). The ideal candidate will have experience working with both Fanuc and Okuma Windows-based controls, and will be capable of creating efficient and accurate CNC programs without the aid of automated CAM systems. This is an excellent opportunity for a precision-driven professional who enjoys working on complex programming challenges and thrives in a hands-on production environment Qualifications * Minimum of 3–5 years of CNC programming experience. * Strong understanding of G-code and M-code syntax. * Hands-on experience with both Fanuc and Okuma CNC controls. * Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications. * Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail. * Experience programming without the use of CAD/CAM software (manual long-hand * programming required). Responsibilities * Guide financial firms in adopting and implementing AI tools. * Communicate AI concepts clearly to non-technical executive audiences. * Provide practical support with tools like ChatGPT, prompt engineering, and workflow design. Preferred Qualifications: * Familiarity with SolidWorks for reading and understanding drawings (no design work * required). * Previous experience supporting both lathe and mill-turn CNC machines. * Working knowledge of precision measuring instruments and quality control standards. Compensation $ 1,500 - $ 2,900 per month, paid in USD depending on experience. Details * Independent contractor agreement paid 2x monthly. * Client has a desire for long-term commitment.
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