Application Engineer, CNC & Sheet Metal

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XometryManufacturing

Buenos Aires, Argentina, US Eastern TimeContractMiddle

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Languages: English (B2+)
Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

Higher technical education (Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineer, Process Engineer, or similar)
5+ years of experience in metalworking / mechanical engineering
Expert knowledge of machining and fabrication processes (turning, milling, CNC machining, EDM, laser/waterjet/plasma cutting, sheet metal processing, welding)
Understanding of post-processing methods (polishing, hardening, heat treatment, anodizing, sand/shot blasting, coatings, painting)
Knowledge of different materials (metals, plastics, composites) and their processing properties
English level B2+
Customer-oriented mindset with strong technical communication skills
Strong attention to detail and ability to work under time pressure
IT-enthusiast, ready to adopt modern tools and software (CAD/CAM, CRM, cloud systems)
Proficiency in technical drawing interpretation (5/5)
Familiarity with tooling & fixture design (3/5)
Familiarity with CAM programming (SolidWorks, Fusion 360, CypCut) (3/5)

Responsibilities

Analyze drawings and CAD models in English
Calculate manufacturing costs including materials, machining hours, and post-processing
Provide recommendations on manufacturing processes
Document and transfer calculations to the Sales and Commercial teams
Review 3D models and 2D drawings for quoting and manufacturability feedback
Organize RFQs and clarify details with internal teams
Maintain quote databases and ensure timely updates
Deliver high-quality and accurate quotes within 1–2 working hours
Support process automation initiatives and workflow optimization

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