Tooling Design Engineer

The Tooling Design Engineer will design a broad range of tooling, including progressive dies, molds, fine blank dies, and supporting components, as well as support Engineers III-IV on significant projects.

Requirements

• Define and document requirements
• Manage schedules, resources, costs, and budgets
• Monitor progress through reports and analysis
• Lead and support teams
• Execute AR estimates, data analysis, and alternative evaluations
• Validate and verify tools/designs; conduct reviews and documentation
• Provide production training; adjust schedules as necessary
• Coordinate, close, and critique projects
• Identify and prioritize improvement opportunities
• Analyze alternatives and implement corrective actions
• Maintain tooling documentation and consult on processes/tooling
• Conduct ergonomic and safety assessments
• Perform capacity studies and informal coordination
• Analyze failures and support trials/experiments
• Assess risk and recommend new technologies
• Advise engineering schools on curriculum
• Suggest process improvements and manufacturing system enhancements
• Give feedback in design reviews
• Prepare technical and status reports/articles
• Deliver presentations and monthly updates
• Foster open communication, coaching, and guidance for engineers and MECOP
• Support engineer development, recommend training/hiring, transfer knowledge
• Coach product design for manufacturing

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits
• 401k matching
• Retirement Savings Plus Plan
• Earn up to 120 hours vacation during your first year of service
• Paid holidays and one paid Community Involvement Day available per calendar year
• Tuition reimbursement program