Programmer

Millerbernd Manufacturing , a family-owned company since 1933, is driven by our core values: respectful and humbly confident, a positive attitude and solutions-oriented, a great reputation every day, loyal and united, working together, and results-driven.

If these values resonate with you, we invite you to apply and join a growing team committed to excellence and shared success.

The Opportunity: The Programmer's primary responsibility is the nesting of torches

Job Title: Programmer Location: Winsted, MN Salary Range: $27.17 - $32.12/hour (Non-Exempt) (In compliance with Minnesota Pay Transparency Law, this range reflects the anticipated compensation for this role. Actual pay may vary based on experience, education, and other factors.) Incentive Pay: Eligible for Freight Train Profit Sharing, averaging +$4.25/hour based on achievement of business performance goals Schedule: 2nd shift: Monday - Thursday 3pm - 1am, Weekend shift: Friday - Sunday 5am - 5pm Shift Differential: 2nd shift – $1.50/hour, Weekend shift - $2.50/hour

As a Programmer , you will :

• Nest, write and optimize programs to cut parts on plasma and torch cutting tables
• Provide information required by sales department to quote potential work orders, including machine set up, run time, inspection and labor hours
• Assist plasma and laser table operators and provide training that will advance his/her skills
• Regular and on-time attendance for full scheduled work shift schedule
• Maintain a favorable working relationship with coworkers to promote a cooperative working climate conducive to maximum productivity, efficiency and effectiveness
• Participate and support Continuous Improvement initiatives
• Maintains 5S guidelines
• Communicate relevant information and concerns positively and effectively to others in timely manner
• Perform work at the appropriate pace to maintain quality and productivity requirements

Role Qualifications as a Programmer :

• Preferred candidates will have a High School diploma or equivalent and one year of on the job experience programming with SolidWorks (or similar CAD), and SigmaNest (or similar nesting software) An A.S. degree with a concentration on Engineering Technology, Machine Trades or CNC Machine Programming is helpful Other combinations of formal training and experience will be considered