Tooling and Die Design Engineer

Role Overview The position involves providing technical leadership in designing and developing plastic bumper and instrument panel tooling. Responsibilities include leading mold design, conducting process development, and validating tooling performance to ensure reliable, high-quality production. Key duties encompass managing new mold projects, collaborating with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot issues, translating customer requirements into mold designs, and performing simulations to optimize tooling performance. The role also involves mentoring team members and investigating process improvements. Qualifications & Skills Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in Plastics, Mechanical, or Manufacturing Engineering, or equivalent experience. Experience ranges from 2 to 8 years in related roles. Proficiency in CAD software and mechanical/manufacturing knowledge is required. Note: Sponsorship for employment visas is not available. Key Responsibilities Lead mold and tooling design, review external supplier designsManage tooling trials for process validationIdentify root causes of mold issues and implement corrective actionsTranslate customer specifications into mold designsDesign and simulate molds using NX CADInvestigate improvements and new model conceptsMentor co-ops and associates Working Conditions & Benefits The role combines office and manufacturing environments, requiring PPE and physical activity. Travel, including international, is involved. Benefits include competitive salary, industry-leading health plans, retirement plans, career development, and various support programs. The employer values diversity, inclusion, and employee growth.