Description
The role analyzes customer machining tasks, develops technical solutions and manufacturing concepts, evaluates time studies, selects machines and machining technologies, plans and conducts machining trials and acceptance testing, investigates commissioning issues, trains in machine programming, and provides technical advice and demonstrations. It requires a degree in mechanical or manufacturing engineering, extensive CNC machining and programming experience, analytical and communication skills, German and English proficiency, and regular business travel. The employer offers permanent employment, a 38.5-hour workweek, vacation and bonuses, social benefits, and on-site parking.
