Burnout Brands

Automotive aftermarket holding company acquiring brands

Junior CNC Programmer

Precision Machining & ToolmakingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeAbbotsford, BC, Canada

About the Job

Requirements

Completion of a post-secondary certificate or diploma in machining and CNC programming, or a closely related program with substantial CNC programming and practical machining training.
No previous industry work experience is required; co-op placements, internships, summer employment, or other machine shop experience are assets.
Foundational knowledge of CNC milling and turning, cutting tools, machining sequences, feeds, and speeds.
Practical exposure to CAD/CAM software through education or employment; familiarity with GibbsCAM is an asset.
Basic understanding of G-code and M-code.
Ability to read technical drawings and interpret dimensions and tolerances, with introductory knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).
Familiarity with precision measuring instruments, including calipers and micrometers.
Strong attention to detail, mechanical aptitude, and basic mathematical and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to learn, follow established procedures, ask questions, and apply feedback.
Ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively in a production environment.
Commitment to safe work practices, quality, and continuous improvement.
Must be legally authorized to work in Canada.

Responsibilities

Assist with developing and modifying CNC programs for milling and turning equipment using CAD/CAM software, under the guidance of the CNC Programmer Team Lead.
Review technical drawings and CAD models to understand part dimensions, tolerances, materials, and machining requirements.
Assist with selecting cutting tools, toolpaths, feeds, speeds, and machining sequences appropriate to the equipment and material.
Use CAM simulation and established verification procedures to identify potential programming errors, collisions, and machining concerns before programs are released.
Submit new and revised programs for review and approval before production use, following established procedures.
Prepare and maintain setup sheets, tooling lists, work instructions, and other machining documentation.
Support machine setups, supervised program prove-outs, and first-piece inspections alongside experienced machinists.
Use precision measuring instruments to check machined components against drawing and quality requirements.
Assist with troubleshooting programming and machining issues, seeking guidance when problems exceed current training or experience.
Support improvements to cycle times, setup efficiency, tool life, and machining quality.
Assist with tooling and work holding preparation, including basic fixture concepts under supervision.
Maintain accurate program files and revision records in accordance with company standards.
Collaborate with Production, Engineering, and Quality to support machining requirements for existing products and new product development.
Participate in training and apply feedback to build proficiency in CNC programming, machining practices, and CAD/CAM software.
Follow established safety procedures and contribute to housekeeping, 5S, and continuous improvement activities.
Support production as needed, including operating CNC equipment, running parts, and assisting machinists to help meet production schedules and shop priorities.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor or Management.

Desired Qualifications

Familiarity with GibbsCAM is an asset.
Co-op placements, internships, summer employment, or other machine shop experience are assets.

Junior CNC Programmer

Burnout Brands · Abbotsford, Canada · Full-time · Posted 2026-11-03

Salary: CAD 27–32

Workplace: on_site

Department: CNC Machining

Description

About Us:

At BD Diesel Performance we're constantly striving not to be simply the best, but to be better. As part of Burnout Brands, we are a leading manufacturer and supplier of high-performance diesel parts across North America. From our state-of-the-art facility in Abbotsford, we design, manufacture, and distribute products that support the diesel truck aftermarket and are trusted across the industry.

We are a fast-paced, production-oriented machine shop with a strong focus on quality, innovation, and continuous improvement. As we continue to grow, we are looking for skilled individuals to join our expanding team. If you are an experienced Machinist or Operator, there is an opportunity for you to build your career with us.

Position Overview:

BD Diesel is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Junior CNC Programmer to support the development, maintenance, and improvement of CNC programs within our machine shop. This entry-level position is suited to someone who has completed a post-secondary machinist/CNC programming program and is looking to build their technical skills in a production manufacturing environment.

Working under the guidance of the CNC Programmer Team Lead and experienced machinists, this individual will assist with CNC programming, tooling selection, setup documentation, program verification, and production support. The role combines computer-based programming with hands-on shop floor learning to develop safe, accurate, and repeatable machining processes.

The ideal candidate brings a strong foundation in machining principles, a willingness to learn, and a commitment to quality and safety. Previous work experience is an asset but is not required; relevant school projects and practical training will be considered.

This role is based onsite in Abbotsford.

Why Join Us?

At BD Diesel, we value our people and invest in their success. Employees enjoy:

Competitive compensation and pay based on experience
Opportunities for career growth in a growing company
A supportive, collaborative, and safety-focused work environment
Hands-on experience with state-of-the-art equipment and high-performance products
Being part of a recognized and respected brand in the diesel aftermarket

We are committed to helping our team thrive while producing the highest-quality products in the industry.

Schedule:
4x10 Schedule
Monday-Friday, with the specific days and hours to be confirmed.

Pay: $27-$32 / Per Hour

Requirements

Assist with developing and modifying CNC programs for milling and turning equipment using CAD/CAM software, under the guidance of the CNC Programmer Team Lead.
Review technical drawings and CAD models to understand part dimensions, tolerances, materials, and machining requirements.
Assist with selecting cutting tools, toolpaths, feeds, speeds, and machining sequences appropriate to the equipment and material.
Use CAM simulation and established verification procedures to identify potential programming errors, collisions, and machining concerns before programs are released.
Submit new and revised programs for review and approval before production use, following established procedures.
Prepare and maintain setup sheets, tooling lists, work instructions, and other machining documentation.
Support machine setups, supervised program prove-outs, and first-piece inspections alongside experienced machinists.
Use precision measuring instruments to check machined components against drawing and quality requirements.
Assist with troubleshooting programming and machining issues, seeking guidance when problems exceed current training or experience.
Support improvements to cycle times, setup efficiency, tool life, and machining quality.
Assist with tooling and work holding preparation, including basic fixture concepts under supervision.
Maintain accurate program files and revision records in accordance with company standards.
Collaborate with Production, Engineering, and Quality to support machining requirements for existing products and new product development.
Participate in training and apply feedback to build proficiency in CNC programming, machining practices, and CAD/CAM software.
Follow established safety procedures and contribute to housekeeping, 5S, and continuous improvement activities.
Support production as needed, including operating CNC equipment, running parts, and assisting machinists to help meet production schedules and shop priorities.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor or Management.

Education & Experience

Completion of a post-secondary certificate or diploma in machining and CNC programming, or a closely related program with substantial CNC programming and practical machining training.
No previous industry work experience required. Co-op placements, internships, summer employment, or other machine shop experience are assets.
Foundational knowledge of CNC milling and turning, cutting tools, machining sequences, feeds, and speeds.
Practical exposure to CAD/CAM software through education or employment; familiarity with GibbsCAM is an asset.
Basic understanding of G-code and M-code.
Ability to read technical drawings and interpret dimensions and tolerances, with introductory knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).
Familiarity with precision measuring instruments, including calipers and micrometers.
Strong attention to detail, mechanical aptitude, and basic mathematical and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to learn, follow established procedures, ask questions, and apply feedback.
Ability to communicate effectively and work collaboratively in a production environment.
Commitment to safe work practices, quality, and continuous improvement.
Must be legally authorized to work in Canada.

Benefits

Dental care
Employee assistance program
Extended health care
Life insurance
On-site parking
Paid time off
RRSP match
Vision care
Quarterly incentive plans for all employees

BD Diesel is a supporter and sponsor of CNC apprenticeships all the way up to a Journeyman qualification.

Our website:https://ca.bddiesel.com/

Send your resume and be part of a team that is proud of its culture!

We greatly appreciate your interest as well as your application and will get back to you shortly after matching your skills to our requirements. We look forward to hearing from you!

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About the Company

Burnout Brands

Automotive aftermarket holding company acquiring brands

Burnout Brands is a holding company and manufacturer/distributor in the automotive aftermarket that uses a buy-and-build approach, backed by private equity, to acquire established brands and create a scaled portfolio. Its brands include Monster Transmission (remanufactured performance transmissions and torque converters), BD Diesel Performance (turbochargers and diesel components), D&J Precision Machine (high-performance Cummins diesel engines), and Brian Tooley Racing (camshafts and valvetrain parts). It serves automotive enthusiasts and racers, selling direct-to-consumer and through dealer networks, and works to expand production capabilities and service offerings to gain market share in diesel and American pushrod performance niches. Led by Christian Roth, the former BD Diesel CEO, its goal is to grow into a larger, integrated portfolio of leading aftermarket brands under one umbrella.

Company size: 1-10
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Not listed
Founded: 2023

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