The Tool and Die Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and improving tools, dies, and fixtures used in manufacturing processes. This role requires a high level of expertise in mechanical engineering, precision manufacturing, and materials science to ensure the efficiency, quality, and durability of tools used for stamping, bending/forming, and machining. The Tool and Die Engineer collaborates with production teams to optimize tool designs and troubleshoot issues to meet production demands.

• Design and develop tools, dies, and fixtures for various manufacturing processes, including stamping, bending/forming, and machining.
• Create 3D models and technical drawings using CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CATIA).
• Evaluate tool designs for manufacturability, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness.
• Analyze existing tooling for wear and performance issues; recommend improvements to enhance durability and productivity.
• Implement continuous process improvements to enhance tooling efficiency and to ensure consistent product quality.
• Assist in the development and testing of prototype tools and dies.
• Perform dimensional inspections and functional tests to ensure tools meet design specifications and quality standards.
• Provide technical support to manufacturing teams by diagnosing and resolving tooling issues during production.
• Work with maintenance teams to ensure proper upkeep of tools and dies, including repairs and retooling.
• Collaborate with production, quality control, and design teams to understand requirements and provide engineering solutions.
• Provide training and guidance to operators and technicians on tool usage, setup, and maintenance.
• Manage multiple tooling projects simultaneously, ensuring deadlines and cost targets are met.
• Prepare documentation, reports, and budgets related to tool and die development projects.
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