Mold Design Engineer (SOLIDWORKS)

Energy Jobline ZR; Troy (MI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Dental and vision coverage

Life insurance

Paid Time Off

Job summary

SR Precision Holdings LLC designs, manufactures, and repairs high-quality blow molds with a team of experienced machinists, programmers, designers and engineers. We are committed to innovation and craftsmanship as core values and provide a total compensation package with benefits.

The Design Engineer will use SOLIDWORKS to design, modify, and improve complex mold components for manufacturability, precision, and performance, collaborating closely with machinists, programmers, and engineers to

Qualifications

• Two-year accredited college degree in mechanical, electrical, plastics or manufacturing.
• Experience interpreting technical drawings and blueprints.
• Strong troubleshooting of mechanical or logistical problems.
• Available to work Saturdays and overtime.
• Prefer SOLIDWORKS experience.

Responsibilities

• Proficiency with SolidWorks software.
• Troubleshoot and resolve problems as they arise.
• Consider machinability when designing components.
• Willing to work efficiently to meet timelines.
• Adjust existing mold designs while maintaining quality.
• Create and understand technical drawings.
• Maintain a strong attention to detail.

Skills

Detail orientation

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Overtime availability

Education

Two-year accredited college in mechanical/electrical/plastic/manufacturing

Tools

SolidWorks

Job description

SR Precision Holdings LLC designs, manufactures, and repairs high-quality blow molds with a team of experienced machinists, programmers, designers and engineers. We are committed to innovation and craftsmanship as core values and provide a total compensation package with benefits.

The Design Engineer will use SOLIDWORKS to design, modify, and improve complex mold components for manufacturability, precision, and performance, collaborating closely with machinists, programmers, and engineers to