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  1. 01-08-2012, 02:43 AM #1
    BILL WRIGHT CCR
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    MFG engineer/prog needed in NC to 77k

    MFG engineer NC programmer GIBBSCAM a plus Lathe proficiency is needed, but vertical and horizontal CNC milling is where they need the most strength.

    4 yr degree not important

    small town North Carolina lots of relo help
    resume with details

    BILL@cadcamrecruiters(dotcom)

    CAD CAM Recruiters > Mechanical Engineering Jobs since 1981
    CAD/CAM has over 3 dozen active SE USA positions:
    MFG engineers
    cnc programmers
    5 axis specialists
    machinists (lathe, mill, grinder., edm)
    CNC MFG managers
    CNC setup-programmer NEW defense co SW FLA
    programmers: mastercam, surfcam. powermill, gibbscam, edgecam etc
    smartcam, hypermill, UGNX
    BILL WRIGHT CAD/CAM RECRUITERS, Inc. [email protected] since 1981
    www.cadcamrecruiters.com Charlotte
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  2. 01-11-2012, 02:31 AM #2
    dpotts
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    Where in NC is the position?
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