Global Tooling Engineer – Medical Molds & Global Travel

Technimark; North Carolina; On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Technimark is seeking a Global Tooling Engineer based in North Carolina to lead medical and non-medical tooling programs. Responsibilities include quoting vendors, driving mold design and tuning processes, and ensuring compliance with specifications. The ideal candidate will have a two-year degree in Engineering, a minimum of 2 years in the plastics industry, and expertise in injection molding. Skills in communication, project management, and advanced computer proficiency are essential, along with the ability to travel up to 60%.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years' experience in the plastics industry with emphasis on mold/part design.
• Above average with MS Office and average CAD skills for mold design reviews.

Responsibilities

• Drive the build and tuning of Medical and non-medical molds.
• Lead tool design and oversee tool build, collaborating with customers.
• Assess and validate tolerances for plastic and steel parts.
• Handle medical manufacturing processes and conduct hands-on work.
• Travel up to 60% internationally and domestically.
• Support tooling and production engineering through problem identification.

Skills

Injection molding process knowledge

Mechanical aptitude

Leadership

Project management

Effective communication

Interpersonal skills

Advanced computer skills in mold and part design

Medical molding experience

Education

Two-year degree in an Engineering field

Four-year degree in an Engineering field

Job description

Technimark is seeking a Global Tooling Engineer based in North Carolina to lead medical and non-medical tooling programs. Responsibilities include quoting vendors, driving mold design and tuning processes, and ensuring compliance with specifications. The ideal candidate will have a two-year degree in Engineering, a minimum of 2 years in the plastics industry, and expertise in injection molding. Skills in communication, project management, and advanced computer proficiency are essential, along with the ability to travel up to 60%.