Sr. Process Engineer - Tooling Design and Procurement

General Motors; Warren (MI); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

General Motors, Warren MI, is seeking a Senior Tooling Engineer in GM’s Casting organization to design and industrialize tooling for high-volume production of propulsion components supporting ICE and EV programs. You’ll collaborate with design, manufacturing, simulation, suppliers, and plant operations from concept through launch and production.

You will develop tooling concepts, 3D models, and drawings for casting tools, fixtures, coreboxes, and related equipment; translate product requirements

Qualifications

• No specific formal qualifications are listed in the job description.

Responsibilities

• Develop tooling concepts, 3D models, and detailed drawings for casting tools, fixtures, coreboxes, and related equipment.
• Create and maintain electronic math data for casting product and process development.
• Translate product requirements, GD&T, and manufacturing requirements into safe, high-quality, manufacturable tooling designs.
• Partner with product engineering, manufacturing engineering, plant teams, and suppliers from concept through launch and production support.
• Lead or participate in tooling reviews, feasibility assessments, design changes, and issue resolution.
• Ensure designs meet GM standards, safety requirements, and casting and tooling specifications.
• Support supplier coordination, tooling builds, validation, tryout, installation, and launch readiness.

Job description

Job Description

As a Senior Tooling Engineer in GM’s Casting organization, you’ll design and industrialize tooling for high-volume production of critical propulsion components supporting ICE and EV programs. You’ll work across design, manufacturing, simulation, suppliers, and plant operations to take tooling solutions from concept through launch and production.

What You’ll Do

• Develop tooling concepts, 3D models, and detailed drawings for casting tools, fixtures, coreboxes, and related equipment.
• Create and maintain electronic math data for casting product and process development.
• Translate product requirements, GD&T, and manufacturing requirements into safe, high-quality, manufacturable tooling designs.
• Partner with product engineering, manufacturing engineering, plant teams, and suppliers from concept through launch and production support.
• Lead or participate in tooling reviews, feasibility assessments, design changes, and issue resolution.
• Ensure designs meet GM standards, safety requirements, and casting and tooling specifications.
• Support supplier coordination, tooling builds, validation, tryout, installation, and launch readiness.