Ready to turn tough geometry into scalable reality?

If you thrive where software innovation meets chips on the floor, this role is for you. As a Digital Manufacturing CAM Developer at Hadrian, you’ll engineer toolpaths and fixtures for highly complex, tight‑tolerance parts while co‑creating the internal tools that push manufacturing forward.

Imagine this challenge

A new aerospace component lands on your desk: exotic alloy, aggressive tolerances, and a delivery window that demands repeatability across hundreds of units. You deconstruct the print, plan manufacturing intent, design an error‑proof fixture in Siemens NX, program efficient multi‑axis strategies in hyperMILL/NX, validate with probing, and publish crystal‑clear instructions so even a newer setup tech can run with confidence. Along the way, you log two workflow bugs, propose an automation enhancement, and ship a robust program—on time.

How you’ll contribute

• Create standards‑aligned CAM packages and CNC posts that run safely and efficiently.
• Write concise, visual work instructions tailored to a range of skill levels.
• Adapt quickly to evolving technology; provide actionable feedback to improve internal automation and close application gaps.
• Capture and act on shop feedback to refine CAM processes and drive continuous improvement at scale.
• Identify and communicate process gaps to CAM Process Designers for integration or revision.
• Design robust fixturing with 3‑2‑1 principles, Poka‑Yoke features, and equation‑driven logic; follow rigorous CAD design‑tree practices and internal workflows.
• Maximize Hadrian’s Co‑Pilot CAM integration daily to accelerate high‑quality output.
• Keep stakeholders aligned via email, messaging apps, and Microsoft Office.

Background that fits

• Production programming for 3‑/5‑axis CNC machines with high‑tolerance parts.
• Experience in aerospace or similarly exacting industries.
• Deep respect for safety, quality systems, and intelligent tool selection.
• Comfort with GD&T; interpret CMM reports to diagnose and correct dimensional problems.
• Willingness to test new approaches and drive development work in live operations.
• High integrity, collaborative by default, action over hesitation.

Ways to stand out

• Fluency with steels, stainless, titanium, and Inconel.
• 5‑axis excellence; bonus for mill‑turn.
• On‑machine probing integrated into your programming workflow.
• Data analysis skills to surface patterns and inefficiencies; tool‑assisted insights.
• “Always learning” mindset—Industry 4.0, IoT, AI in manufacturing, lean—adaptability is central to our mission.

Tools, machines, and tech

• CAM: hyperMILL and Siemens NX (plus Mastercam, Esprit, SprutCAM, Autodesk Fusion 360, ProMill, HSMWorks, BobCAD, Surfcam, GibbsCAM, Mazatrol).
• Machines: 5+ axis VMCs and 5+ axis CNC lathes.

Core proficiencies

• GD&T
• Equipment troubleshooting
• CNC programming
• G‑code
• M‑code
• CNC machine setup & changeover
• Advanced inspection & gauge measurement

Benefits for full‑time employees

• Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
• 401(k)
• Relocation support may be provided for certain situations, based on business need
• Flexible vacation policy