Mohamed Alaa Eldin

Experienced CNC Machine Programmer and Operator with over 15 years of expertise in CNC programming and operation, specializing in 3 & 4-axis machines. Strong proficiency in engineering drawing, Solidworks design, and Powermill programming. Adept at managing CNC machinery, including boring, turning, and milling machines, with hands-on experience in Fanuc, Sinumerik, Heidenhain, and Acramtic programming languages.

Proven track record in production environments with leadership experience in managing CNC operations.

Manager of Engineering Design and Programming at Sherif Mersal For Metal and Petroleum Service (2024-11 – Present)

• Responsible for all CNC machinery, ensuring smooth operations and maintenance.
• Designed and programmed 3D parts for manufacturing supplies.
• Managed a team of operators, overseeing production schedules and machine performance.

Manager of Programming, Designing, and CNC Operations at Egyptian Company for Supplies (2020-09 – 2024-10)

• Lead programming of CNC milling and turning machines, specializing in 3 & 4-axis operations.
• Responsible for all CNC machinery, ensuring smooth operations and maintenance.
• Designed and programmed 3D parts for manufacturing supplies.
• Managed a team of operators, overseeing production schedules and machine performance.

Programmer and CNC Machine Operator at Machinery Factory 999 for Military Production (2011-10 – 2020-09)

• Programmed and operated boring, turning, and milling CNC machines.
• Collaborated on projects related to military production with high precision and accuracy.
• Enhanced machine efficiency through optimized programming strategies.

Engineering Designer and programming at Future Industries For Metal Forming

• Responsible for all CNC machinery, ensuring smooth operations and maintenance.
• Designed and programmed 3D parts for manufacturing supplies.
• Managed a team of operators, overseeing production schedules and machine performance.

Diploma in Operating CNC Machines – The Ministry of Defense and Military Production School for Technical Education (2006-09 – 2009-07)