Published on 08-10-2026
Looking for a full-time, on-site CNC programmer role in West Flanders? Help produce precision mechanical parts and prototypes in a setting that supports research and development.
You’ll work with a broad machine park to turn technical drawings into carefully made parts. Your work will also support prototype development for the R&D department.
Produce precision mechanical components from technical drawings.
Interpret and process mechanical parts as needed.
Create prototypes for research and development projects.
Program primarily at the machine, using Siemens shopMill for milling and shopTurn for turning on the 840D Solution Line control.
Use G and M codes as part of the programming process.
Forum Jobs Worldwide Talent connects international talent with Belgian employers through personal guidance and a foundation of trust. It is part of the Forum Jobs HR Group, supporting candidates as they take the next step in their working lives in Belgium.
If you enjoy turning technical know-how into precise work, this could be a welcoming next step.
Education: Mechanical engineering, electromechanics, or industrial sciences is a background that can give you a strong foundation for this role.
CNC experience: CNC programming and turning or milling feel familiar to you, and you’re ready to build on that experience with further training on high-tech equipment.
Independent programming: You’re comfortable programming independently at the machine and finding ways to optimize finishing methods.
Technical insight: Reading technical drawings, understanding mechanical parts, and taking care with fine details come naturally to you.
Quality and teamwork: You bring a steady focus on quality, safety, and precision, along with a responsible, team-minded approach.
Here’s what you can look forward to in the offer and support around your move to Belgium.
Start at €18 gross per hour, approximately €2,250 net per month; a higher rate may be possible depending on your experience and skills.
Depending on the work schedule, a shift bonus of up to 12% may apply.
Meal vouchers worth up to €8 per worked day may also be available, depending on the employer’s arrangements.
A daily travel allowance may be provided based on distance and mode of transport. For a full year of work, the end-of-year bonus is approximately €1,900 net and holiday allowance approximately €3,500 net; amounts depend on the period worked.
Furnished private accommodation is available for €110 per week, including water, gas, electricity, and unlimited internet.
Support is available to arrange transport, with costs explained in advance, alongside legal employment in Belgium and personal guidance from a multilingual team.
Ready to bring your CNC programming skills to Belgium? Apply and, after four weeks of work, you may receive up to €125 reimbursment of your travel costs to Belgium.
By appointment
Mon- Friday
8h30-12h30
13h30-17h30
Questions about this job, or would you like to apply? Contact the consultant in charge or fill in the application form below.