CMM Programmer Elk Grove Village, IL Experience level: Mid Level (5-8 yrs exp.) Experience required: 5 Years Education level: Bachelors degree Job function: Information Technology Industry: Information Technology and Services Compensation: Total position: 1 Relocation assistance: No Visa sponsorship eligibility: No Qualifications: • Strong ability to understand and interpret customer drawings, parts lists, ECOs, and GD&T. • Minimum 2 years experience operating, programming, and maintaining a CMM (Hexagon, PC-DMIS). • Minimum 3 years experience using, calibrating, and setting manual inspection devices such as: Bore gages, micrometers, dial indicators, height gages • Thread and pin gages, microscopes (for visual inspection) • Profilometers, optical comparators, and Rockwell testers Duties & Expectations • Safely operate CMM equipment, analyze product, and meet production expectations set by supervisor. • Measure and inspect parts using the most practical and efficient method: CMM, manual inspection tools, visual inspection, or other reliable techniques. • Program CMM for new and existing parts to ensure process improvement and quality during setup, in-process, and final inspections. • Cross-train fellow employees in programming and operating the CMM. • Save CMM programs in designated locations and follow change management procedures. • Provide support to production personnel when needed. • Train programmers, setup personnel, and operators in inspection methodology when applicable. • Act as both team leader and team member to ensure product quality and operational efficiency. • Report maintenance issues promptly to supervisor. • Continuously seek improvements in processes, job performance, and overall effectiveness of the QMS. • Collaborate with programmers and setup personnel to troubleshoot technical issues. • Document all work in ERP systems, work orders, CMM programs, and/or measurement software to maintain traceability and quality records. • Maintain a clean, organized work area and demonstrate a positive attitude. • Communicate concerns related to production, safety, or quality to the immediate supervisor. • Use only calibrated measuring equipment (personal or company-supplied). Ensure any non-calibrated equipment is corrected immediately. • Handle all inspection equipment, machines, and parts responsibly to avoid damage or deterioration. • Stay aware of quality policies, procedures, objectives, and your contribution to product conformance, safety, and ethics.