Your questions, answered — join TOMZ in Berlin, CT
What’s the opportunity?
Be the architect of automated inspection. You’ll program CMMs and other metrology systems, design fixtures and gages, and turn GD&T into reliable, repeatable measurements that keep production on track from first‑article to final release.
What will I be responsible for?
- Develop, verify, and run automated CMM/metrology programs supporting first‑piece, in‑process, and final inspections.
- Prove out routines to control bias, confirm linearity, and strengthen repeatability/reproducibility; communicate Alpha/Beta measurement risk and recommendations.
- Maintain automated inspection equipment: probe qualifications, routine cleaning, and scale checks.
- Design/procure workholding, fixtures, and functional gages; set instrument criteria and acceptance specs.
- Enable automatic data collection from measurement equipment to inspection plans.
- Create inspection methods, tool mapping, FAIs, and in‑process checks aligned with manufacturing flow.
- Revise programs/documents to match engineering changes.
- Support root‑cause problem solving for automated inspection, tooling, and software.
- Lead/support Gage R&R and other MSA work; coordinate or perform calibration to maintain traceability to national/international standards.
- Write work instructions and train operators on designated automated inspection equipment.
- Handle additional related duties as assigned.
What background do I need?
- Strong command of GD&T (ASME Y14.5) and relevant ANSI/ASME and ISO standards.
- Experience with precision instruments: CMMs, Vision Systems, and Contracers.
- Programming strengths in Calypso (preferred) or PC‑DMIS/Open DMIS.
- 3D modeling and drafting experience; able to translate CAD into resilient measurement strategies.
- Clear English communication; able to partner with R&D, Manufacturing, and QA while operating with minimal guidance.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe PDF.
- Minimum 3 years of hands‑on experience with advanced metrology equipment.
What helps me stand out?
- Time in regulated industries (Aerospace, Defense, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, etc.).
- Familiarity with GMP/ISO requirements.
- Experience with CT scanning, white‑light scanning, and broader 3D metrology methods.
- Background with PC‑DMIS or Geomeasure.
What education or training is relevant?
- Associate’s degree preferred (Manufacturing or Engineering) or equivalent directly transferable experience.
- Focus areas: Drafting/GD&T, CMM programming, CAD modeling, Vision System programming.
What are the travel and physical expectations?
- Travel up to 10% annually; flexibility for last‑minute emergencies.
- Trips may include multiple overnight stays and occasional weekends.
- Physically able to bend, stoop, squat, kneel, and lift up to 50 lbs (team lift/mechanical assist over 50 lbs).
- Frequent keyboard/computer work; ability to wear PPE (cut‑resistant gloves, safety glasses, hearing protection, slip‑resistant shoes).
Where will I make an impact right away?
- Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology
- Machine Geometry & Alignment
- Microsoft Excel
Which tools are in play?
- 3D Modeling
- Calypso (Zeiss)
- DMIS/Open DMIS Software
Coordinate Metrology Automation Engineer (CMM/PC‑DMIS) in Berlin Arbeitgeber: TOMZ Manufacturing Corp
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