CNC Tooling Engineer

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engineering companySterling Heights (MI)

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Senior

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$85,000-$143,000/year

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description CNC Tooling Engineers Needed in Sterling Heights, Michigan. An international company with a facility in the Sterling Heights, MI area is currently seeking a Tooling Engineer for long-term opportunities to join their growing team. These are exciting opportunities for Tooling Engineers looking for a company that offers excellent growth, training, and work-home life balance. Tooling Engineer rates are anticipated to be between $85,000-$143,000/year based on each candidates experience and education. All well-qualified candidates will be considered and education. Qualified Tooling Engineers will have most, if not all, of the following skills and experience: A BS or Associate Degree is strongly preferred.3+ years of recent/relevant experience with CNC Tooling Layout and Engineering.3+ years of Managing Tooling Suppliers including Engineering / Design and Design Reviews2D AutoCAD, Catia, Unigraphics (NX), PLM, IDEAS, or closely related design software is strongly beneficial- ability to make changes/understand prints at a minimum. Experience Evaluating and Analyzing Tool Performance, Experience working with Purchasing, During the Quote Process. Estimating experience is strongly preferred. Must be able to work in the United States, and must be able to complete standard pre-hire checks including background, drug screen, references, etc.

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