Tool Designer Job Description
Tool Designer Duties & Responsibilities
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Tool Designer Job Description
- Design injection molding tooling based on customer requirements
- Execute design work with attention to detail
- Meet schedules and maintain quality standards
- Participate in projects with regards to new product development and introduction
- Identify components that are required to be sourced externally and co-ordinate demands with purchasing
- Follow all company policies, procedures and guidelines take actions that support team work, safety, and good housekeeping
- Modify existing tool designs and document changes
- Tool Design Engineers must ensure that project spending remains within budgeted guidelines
- May be required to provide external tool design engineering support to insure cost effective production of products from all members of our vendor groups
- Plans, coordinates and performs designs for complex components and assemblies using the preferred 3-Dimensional (3D) Computer Aided Design (CAD) tool and protocols
- Minimum of 1 year experience in electrical design with 1 year of semiconductor tool install
- Extensive experience in application areas, such as robotics, motor drives, electrical power generation, electrical power systems, power electronics, renewables, smart grids
- Student (f/m) at university or university of applied sciences
- Fluent in English both verbal and written and Computer literate (Ms
- 3D construction in CAD, pref
- English - Pre-Intermediate
Tool Designer Job Description
- Candidate will use 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) system with considerable experience in Top Down design work for complex 3D engineering models and components
- Creates Printed Circuit Board (PCB) fabrication drawings, plan PCB projects and create electronic schematic diagrams
- Understanding, performing, and verifying Drafter duties with minimal guidance
- Communicating with Tech
- Must maintain a thorough knowledge of CAD including record maintenance, directory set-ups, and training assistance
- Must maintain a high level of technical tooling and fixture knowledge
- Works with other disciplines, such as mechanical, electrical, and process, to coordinate design needs for tool install packages, working independently to put together structural drawings to meet client needs
- Conducts field investigations as needed to verify existing conditions
- Manages and incorporates electronic redlines from the Structural Engineer using established workflows
- Takes complete ownership of their portion of the structural scope, reliably working to meet schedule, budget, and quality requirements
- Must have experience in plastic injection or die cast tool design and layout
- Students of Leonardo Da Vinci Institute
- Procure all materials needed to complete projects model shop tools and supplies
- Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or related Engineering Discipline required
- Minimum two years of applicable experience required
- Associates degree or equivalent experience in tooling/fixture design or mechanical design
Tool Designer Job Description
- Supports construction activities such as conducting field observations and assisting with Requests For Information (RFIs)
- Proactive in advancing workflows, systems, and tools within their own discipline, including design automation skills
- Highly focused on quality, ensuring conformance with established structural standards, project standards, and project delivery processes
- Able to support work for/in other offices (possibly including Temporary Duty Assignments)
- Establish a course of action to implement tooling changes and production improvements
- Provide technical assistance to production operations
- Have a full understanding of engineering materials and their application
- Support coordination of problem solving activities for issues related to processing, design, construction and sampling of large die cast dies
- Support PDT (Product Development Teams)
- Support MTTR (Mean Time To Repair) initiatives for Die Cast Tooling
- AutoCad/Solid Works training or equivalent
- Automation basic programming and maintenance
- Currently enrolled in a CAD program
- Open to 1st or 2nd year students
- Experience with Pro-E is preferred
- Associate’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology
Tool Designer Job Description
- Utilize Magma analysis to optimize part quality and tool function
- Develop die layout
- Observe users on jobsites to develop understanding of customer requirements and gain inspiration for new product opportunities
- Drive concept generation through brainstorms, competitive assessments, market opportunities and unmet user needs
- Communicate the design intent through visual storytelling to gain acceptance by project stakeholders
- Thrive in a fast-pace design environment, with the agility to work between several projects concurrently
- Apply fundamental ergonomics relative to the project
- Produce documentation necessary to communicate the design intent to global engineering and marketing teams
- Create comprehensive presentations which outline concepts to multidisciplinary teams
- Follow project through all stages leading to production to ensure detailing and design intent is intact
- Analytical thinker, detail oriented
- Self-motivated, ambitious to resolve challenges
- Excellent team composure and ability to take direction from various teams
- Bachelors of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology
- At least 2 years in Tool Design
- Experience with DFM
Tool Designer Job Description
- Assist the Engineer in charge with the analysis of research and engineering problems
- Work from general specifications to create original layouts of all but the most complex products
- Design components such as die castings, plastic molded parts, sheet metal stampings and screw machine parts
- Make detail drawings and/or CAD models of components and subassemblies
- Perform dimensioning and tolerancing calculations
- Assist in the acquisition and analysis of information and test data pertaining to research concepts, products, designs, subassemblies and components
- From general information prepare drawings, product BOM’s and Change Notices for release and/or change distribution
- Analyze prototype and competitive tools and measure and record data and information for evaluation by Engineers
- Work with Electrical Engineers to design Printed Circuit Board Assemblies (PCBA) for AC & DC circuits in new and existing products
- Fulfill component librarian duties including creation of component footprints, generation of schematic symbols, and entry of new parts in the Electronics CAD (ECAD) library
- It would be preferred if you haveexperience in Python, XSLT and knowledge on Web technologies
- Previous tooling experience a plus
- Ideal candidate will have 5+ years experience with Creo modeling and foundry tooling design
- 4 year Degree in Engineering Field
- 3 to 5 years of on the job experience in the field of EPDM Rubber Extrusion Tool Design Engineering
- CAD Design experience, SolidWorks is preferable