Design Eng II (Tooling)

The Tooling Engineer designs tools to support production processes, considering safety, ergonomics, quality, and productivity in accordance with Tool Design Manuals and best shop practices. This role develops tooling for assembly, forming, drilling, and machining processes and collaborates with multiple disciplines to solve problems, implement corrective actions, and support continuous improvement.

• →Design tools for assembly, forming, drilling, and machining processes, considering safety, ergonomics, quality, and productivity requirements.
• →Apply Tool Design Manuals and best shop practices to tooling design activities.
• →Consider material properties to ensure tools meet applicable safety and performance standards.
• →Apply manufacturing process knowledge involving mechanical assembly, sheet metal, CNC machining, welding, and composite fabrication.
• →Participate in RCCA activities to resolve internal and external quality problems and support corrective actions.
• →Support operations and manufacturing processes to ensure compliance with engineering and quality standards.
• →Analyze, conceptualize, and execute continuous improvement activities to optimize tooling designs and processes.
• →Collaborate with other disciplines and teams across the business.
• →Use MS Office for engineering documentation and support activities.
• →Communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing, at an advanced level.

• A bachelor's degree in engineering, business, or related field and minimum 2 years of prior relevant experience.
• Experience designing tools in the aerospace industry.
• Experience using CAD software for detailed tooling design, including CATIA V5 Part Design, Product Design, and Generative Shape Design.
• Experience interpreting engineering models and drawings.
• Experience applying GD&T to the dimensioning and tolerancing of tooling components.

• Experience with NC programming, cutting tools, setups, and machine accessories.
• Experience interpreting welding nomenclature.
• Experience with standard hardware and components used in tooling design.
• Experience with manufacturing processes such as mechanical assembly, sheet metal, CNC machining, welding, or composite fabrication.

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