Based in Penang, Malaysia, this role requires a high school education, with a technical or college degree considered an advantage, and a minimum of five years of CNC programming experience, including at least three years using CAD/CAM software. Strong preference is given to candidates with multi‑axis (5+) CNC mill/turn or grinding experience, prior machining or manufacturing background, and exposure to regulated industries such as medical, automotive, or aerospace. The role demands the ability to respond effectively to routine and emergency production needs to maintain consistent part flow, with travel requirements ranging from 25–50%.
The position requires advanced competencies in developing reliable machining processes for low‑volume, high‑mix components, a detailed understanding of GD&T, and the ability to function as a subject matter expert and mentor for machinists. Effective communication with Manufacturing Engineering, Product Development, and plant personnel is essential, along with the ability to clearly summarize technical information for operators and management. The role involves moderate physical demands, including standing and walking for extended periods, with occasional bending, squatting, and reaching, and reasonable accommodations may be provided as needed.