CNC Machinist/ Programmer Job Opening

[Verisurf - Ernie Husted]

CNC Machinist/ Programmer Job Opening

 

We are looking for good Mastercam programmers.

Full time, Top pay for top programmer.

 

Tri-Tech Precision, Inc.

Anaheim CA

714) 970-1363

www.tri-techprecision.com

[Ol Slow Hands]

how long a comute would that be from New Hampshire ?

 

;-)

[Don S at Barefoot CNC South]

Ernie how far from South Carolina LOL

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Seems like Ernie is ALWAYS looking.

 

Wonder why that is???

[Verisurf - Ernie Husted]

Hi James,

 

Yes, I'm always looking for good programmers that can handle challenging jobs. Do you know of any?

 

We have 3 programmers now and we need more, we plan on starting a second shift soon.

 

Who are you working for these days?

 

Ernie

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

I'm at a company in Corona programming in CATIA V5 now. 7 miles, 12 minutes away. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEL nice!

 

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...I'm always looking for good programmers that can handle challenging jobs...

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There's an awful lot of pretenders out there. I hear the same thing all the time. The guy that left the place where I'm at, guess I could say I'm his replacement, used to say "... I 'da best pogammuh..., I 'da best...". That' was my attempt at a foreign accent. Word on the street is he was not. Since I'm a CATIA n00b, I think I get some slack. Hoping not to use any though.

 

There's definitely a shortage of programmers. Are they all busy or have they left the trade?

[Chris Rizzo]

so how is the "dark side" James?

 

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Dark!!!

 

I do really like the CAD. Constraint based Parametric Modleing is great... as long as everything adds up. The CAM works. The people around here that bitch and moan about Mastercam having bugs.... STFU!!! EVERY SOFTWARE HAS THEM SO GET OVER IT!!!!! CATIA is what, double or triple the price of MC and it has bugs too so if you think the grass is greener elsewhere, go right ahead, but you'll be back. I can't even do a simple threadmill operation that cuts from the bottom up without hacking the APT Source. Shoot, if I define the operation the way it should be defined (set the top, set the bottom, etc...) CATIA assumes a single point tool. Yep, rev upon rev (and conventional cutting at that) all the way down to the bottom. So if I want to single pass the op, I have to lie to the software about the top of the hole. How screwed up is that??? Damn French!!!!

[Hardmill]

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Constraint based Parametric Modleing is great...

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Yeah it is, I learned first hand with Hyper mill.

Good stuff

 

PEACE

[Don S at Barefoot CNC South]

Ernie,

Any word on veriserf version X?

[cadcam]

Ernie , So you know I have been getting alot of calls these days looking for Programers and any body that has a clue is working it seems.

 

Jay

[Verisurf - Ernie Husted]

Hi Don,

 

We have some of our tools in X.

We plan on having full Verisurf in X2.

 

How is that Faro Arm working out?

 

Ernie

[New Job]

Relocation assistance?

[Don S at Barefoot CNC South]

Hi Ernie,

We just got a replacment Faro arm ours had issues, so I havn't used it lately. I plan on using it this week I just updated to the newest build of verisurf so I will be trying the mirror image functions in Automate. I will keep you posted.

[RDub]

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There's definitely a shortage of programmers. Are they all busy or have they left the trade?

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I may be entertaining offers... 10 years exp. w mastercam 3.1 thru X. Beta Tester. NTMA Instructor. 4 years of 5-axis experience.

 

email me at [email protected] if interested.

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Robert,

 

You teaching in Ontario??? When did you start?

[Thad]

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10 years exp. w mastercam 3.1 thru X. Beta Tester. NTMA Instructor. 4 years of 5-axis experience.

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Yeah, and what makes you think you're qualified for this job?

 

 

Just kidding, bro. Nice stats! That's what makes this forum so great.

 

Thad

[RDub]

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Yeah, and what makes you think you're qualified for this job?

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LOL... with the experience of some of the NTMA mastercam instructors i have seen lately I was almost embarrassed to mention it as a qualification.

 

 

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Robert,

 

You teaching in Ontario??? When did you start?

 

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I started in Ontario Mar 2004. A little bit after you left I think. Prior to that I was instructing at Costa Mesa since December of 2001

 

Robert

[High Sierra Plastics]

So ah, Robert your still teaching there now? Just curious.

[RDub]

Yup

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Have we ever met Robert? I went to a few NTMA functions while I was teaching there. Not too many though. Once Garth left for (MOST DEFINITELY) greener pastures, things just were not the same there. Henry kept things bearable for me but after a while the new regime at HQ shifted gears in a direction that I could not wholheartedly support so I figured it was time to part ways, also(the main factor), I was missing A LOT of my kids' Baseball and Football games. I do miss teaching though, I do miss it...

 

The company where I'm at now, as soon as I get well versed enough in it, would like me to start teaching CATIA to some of the shop floor guys where I'm at now. Looking forward to that without a doubt.

[RDub]

I don't think we ever did meet... I did see and use some of the files on your directory though! There was some good stuff in there. Since then, I was able to remember your name here on the forum and I think we have replied to each others posts before.