Tooling Design Engineer
micropulseColumbia City (IN)
About the role
Job Description Job Description Job Description The Tooling Design Engineer will report directly to the Director of Operations. This position will have primary responsibility for the design of gages for measuring, fixtures used in manufacturing, and process drawings used throughout manufacturing.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Design gages and fixtures to part specifications
- Create detailed drawings from part models
- Provide quote information to Account Managers
- Maintain approved documents in Synergy
- Collaborate with project team and manufacturing engineers
Seek input from other team members Experience/Education 4-year degree required or 5 years of experience in CAD design in a manufacturing environment.
Experience in a manufacturing environment preferredISO 13485 experience preferred
Essential Job Function/Skills
Knowledge of and experience in using SolidWorksKnowledge of and experience in using Auto CADAbility to interpret blueprints, including GD&TAbility to adapt to workload
Ability to operate office equipment, including computers, copiers, fax machines, plotter, and phones.
Environmental & Physical Demands:
Manufacturing environment. May require sitting or standing for long periods of time.
Occasional exposure to loud noise.
May require long periods of time in front of a computer Company Description Micropulse is a medical device manufacturer in Columbia City, IN, specializing in surgical instruments, implants, cases and trays and sterilization and packaging.
Company Description:
Micropulse is a medical device manufacturer in Columbia City, IN, specializing in surgical instruments, implants, cases and trays and sterilization and packaging.
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