About the role
Job Description:
Lead the project teams for assigned product projects and/or tooling projects with minimal supervision. Coordinate required resources, satisfy all deliverables, and adhere to established procedures while hitting schedule and cost objectives. Lead sustaining engineering projects on existing products and tooling that improve things like design, manufacturability, performance, or cost. Lead end-of-life process for products selected for obsolescence. Coordinate with the affected business units, support services and plant services to establish the appropriate equipment and manufacturing methods to use to meet product specifications and forecast requirements. Work with other tool engineers and tool makers to ensure that any acceptable part design adjustments are implemented to optimize the tool design. Use CAD software to develop solid models and detail drawings. Properly maintain CAD system. Complete financial analysis/ROI reports as needed for projects. Conduct mold flow analysis, FEA simulations, design reviews and functional testing as needed for assigned projects. Complete DFMEA’s for projects and/or as needed for significant changes to existing products. Ensure ERP system is properly setup and maintained for assigned projects for modules such as MRO, BOM, Project Manager, etc. Take initiative to resolve problems once identified and follow up with how effective the resolution was after implementation. Review detail drawings created by other sources (in-house or outside design firms) for accuracy and application. Lead or participate in continuous improvement teams. Report regularly on the status of assigned projects.
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in engineering related program preferred. Proficiency in Solid Works and other relevant engineering software.
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