High Speed Stamping Tool & Die Maker III

Posted 8 days ago

te connectivityGreensboro (NC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55,200

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About the role

High Speed Stamping Tool & Die Maker IIITE Connectivity's Tooling Teams are responsible for the construction, modification, and maintenance of metalworking dies, tools, and fixtures. The Progressive High Speed Stamping Tool & Die Maker III will play a critical role in supporting stamping production by performing precision work, troubleshooting complex die setups, and providing technical expertise. This role also includes performing die changeovers, maintaining high-speed progressive dies, and fabricating new tools using blueprints and engineering specifications. You will be a key resource for technical questions and training other team members, including apprentices. In addition to hands-on work, the Progressive High Speed Stamping Tool & Die Maker III collaborates closely with die engineering to drive continuous improvement in quality, cost, and productivity.
Job Requirements: 3rd shift is from 11pm-7am Sunday through Thursday with an added 11% hourly shift differential. Serve as the primary technical contact for the team, answering routine questions and providing assistance or training as needed. Perform die and module changeovers, preventive maintenance, and conditioning of dies. Sharpen and repair close tolerance tooling, including carbide punches and dies. Troubleshoot complex die setups and production issues. Replace worn or broken tooling and maintain high-speed progressive dies. Construct, modify, and condition metal working dies, gages, and tooling based on blueprints, sketches, or engineering specifications. Set up and operate shop machinery such as lathes, milling machines, heat treat ovens, surface grinders, and more. Perform precision work using instruments like micrometers, calipers, and comparators to ensure parts meet final inspection standards. Set up and operate stamping presses, ensuring conformance to Quality Inspection Plan (Q.I.P.) requirements. Train apprentices and support the apprenticeship program. Monitor spare tooling for availability and identify problem areas by tracking spikes in usage. What your background should look like: High School Diploma or GED required; Associate Degree in Machining Technology preferred. Completion of a State-Approved Apprenticeship Program and possession of a Journeyman's Card are highly preferred. Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience in die repair, rebuilding, and conditioning of complex progressive dies. Proficient in the use of shop equipment and grinding tools with tolerance of +/-.0001.Experience in heat-treating, operating E.D.M. plunge machines, and profile grinding. Strong teamwork, problem-solving, and mechanical aptitude. Automotive stamping experience preferred.
Compensation: Competitive base salary commensurate with experience: $55,200 $82,700 (subject to change dependent on physical location)Total Compensation = Base Salary + Incentive(s) +
Benefits: A comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, 401(k), disability, life insurance, employee stock purchase plan, paid time off and voluntary benefits.
Important Notice: Regarding Recruitment Fraud: TE Connectivity has become aware of fraudulent recruitment activities being conducted by individuals or organizations falsely claiming to represent TE Connectivity. Please be advised that TE Connectivity never requests payment or fees from job applicants at any stage of the recruitment process. All legitimate job openings are posted exclusively on our official careers website at te.com/careers, and all email communications from our recruitment team will come only from actual email addresses ending in @te.com. If you receive any suspicious communications, we strongly advise you not to engage or provide any personal information, and to report the incident to your local authorities.
Job Locations: 719 PEGG ROAD GREENSBORO, North Carolina 27409 United States Posting City: GREENSBORO Job Country: United States Travel Required: Less than 10%

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