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Xshore

CAD/CAM Programmer

  • Seen live on Xshore's site today
  • Mid level
Pay
Not stated
Location
Arnö, Sweden
Open for
12+ days
First seen
Oct 23, 2026

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Open 12+ days

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  1. Xshore's site dates the posting
  2. Ghostless first sees this listing
  3. Last checked: still up
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Last checked Nov 4, 2026.

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What the posting discloses

Not stated: Pay, real vacancy, AI screening.

Why these three

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Skills mentioned

About the role

Your role

  • Make production documents and CNC programs for our two 5-axis milling machines. We use these machines to make moulds, fixtures and finished parts.
  • Plan and improve the methods we use to machine and hold parts. Help us make our methods standard and better, so that production is more efficient.
  • Calculate costs and make sure that our manufacturing processes work. Make sure that we get the necessary capacity and quality.
  • Be responsible for the machining of composite materials. These are mainly the carbon fibre and glass fibre composites that X Shore uses.
  • Work with the design team, toolmakers and production engineers. Together, make sure that the programs and fixtures are efficient.

Your profile

  • You have experience with CNC milling and CAM programming. You have experience with 5-axis machining.
  • You know CAD/CAM systems well. Experience with SolidWorks or Mastercam is a plus. You know how to use CNC control systems.
  • You have experience in production engineering or workshop work. This experience is mainly in machining.
  • You have a technical education, for example as a CNC technician or engineer. You know production engineering well.
  • Experience with the machining of composites (carbon fibre or glass fibre) is a plus.
  • You like technology. You work in an organised and careful way. You start tasks yourself and you solve problems. You communicate well and you like to work in a team.
  • You speak and write English or Swedish fluently.
  • You know how to use computers well.
  • You have experience with measurement and quality control.

We offer

  • A modern and sustainable production area in our new factory in Nyköping.
  • The opportunity to help develop electric boats for the future. Your work helps to make the sea cleaner.
  • Much personal responsibility. You can change how we work, together with colleagues who have much experience. Our organisation is flat.
  • Continuous training. You can learn more about production engineering and composite manufacturing.
  • A competitive salary, a wellness allowance and other benefits, as given in the company policy.

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