Die-Casting Tooling Engineer: Design, Launch & Improve

Pace Industries, Inc.; Town of Grafton (WI); On-site; USD 75,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Pace Industries, LLC in the United States is seeking a Tooling Engineer to develop, maintain, and continuously improve high-pressure die casting tooling. You will collaborate with Manufacturing Engineering, Production, Quality, Maintenance, Product Engineering, and suppliers to meet safety, quality, cost, and launch requirements.

Responsibilities include die and tooling design from concept to production, reviewing die castability, supporting trials and start-ups, and leading tooling improvements

Qualifications

• Design and manage HPDC dies and tooling from concept to production.
• Review die designs for castability, manufacturability, and tooling feasibility.
• Lead tooling improvements using root-cause analysis, 8D, 5-Why, Fishbone, and DOE.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and manage HPDC dies and tooling from concept through production.
• Review product designs for die castability, manufacturability, and tooling feasibility.
• Support die trials, tooling launches, first-off inspections, and production start-ups.
• Troubleshoot tooling-related defects such as flash, porosity, cold shuts, soldering, erosion, cracking, and dimensional variation.
• Coordinate die repairs, modifications, and improvements with internal toolrooms and external suppliers.
• Monitor tooling performance, die life, downtime, repair history, and maintenance costs.

Skills

Tooling engineering

Die casting

Root-cause analysis

Project management

Communication

GD&T reading

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Tools

NX

Creo

SolidWorks

CATIA

AutoCAD

Job description

Pace Industries, LLC in the United States is seeking a Tooling Engineer to develop, maintain, and continuously improve high-pressure die casting tooling. You will collaborate with Manufacturing Engineering, Production, Quality, Maintenance, Product Engineering, and suppliers to meet safety, quality, cost, and launch requirements.

Responsibilities include die and tooling design from concept to production, reviewing die castability, supporting trials and start-ups, and leading tooling improvements