Toolmaker Internship
victory toolAnoka (MN)
About the role
Kickstart Your Career in Tool & DieJoin Victory Tool and Learn from Industry Experts Are you ready to turn your technical skills into a hands-on, high-growth career? At Victory Tool, you'll work alongside experienced toolmakers as you learn how to build, repair, and maintain high end precision metal stamping dies. This role offers real shop experience, mentorship, and a direct path into a rewarding future in manufacturing.
What You'll Do:
Assist in building new stamping dies from concept through completion.
Support repairs and maintenance to ensure tools perform at their best.
Perform setup, alignment, and precision adjustments on tooling.
Gain exposure and experience in CNC machining, surface grinding, wire EDM, and other key toolroom processes.
Why Victory Tool:
Flexible scheduling to support students and part-time availability.
Tuition reimbursement and competitive pay.
Great benefits package that includes Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance, PTO, and Retirement plan.
Clear pathways for advancement into roles such as Toolmaker, CNC Machinist, Wire EDM Operator, or Tool & Die Designer.
Work in a collaborative environment where craftsmanship and continuous learning are valued.
Who We're Looking ForStudents or recent graduates in machining, toolmaking, or related technical programs who want real-world experience.
Hands-on learners with strong attention to detail and a desire to master a skilled trade.
Experienced toolmakers looking to contribute their expertise within a high-precision, growth-oriented shop.
Team players who are eager to learn, collaborate, and grow.
Build your skills. Build your future. Apply today!
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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