Manufacturing Engineer Tool & Die

Responsibilities

• Support tooling design reviews to ensure manufacturability and process robustness.
• Monitor tool construction progress and verify compliance with program requirements and standards.
• Coordinate tool tryout activities and support die prove‑out to achieve dimensional quality and run‑at‑rate capability.
• Identify and resolve tooling issues impacting timing, quality, or manufacturability.
• Support build events, PSW readiness, and launch milestones.
• Track and support resolution of Yellow Items and other tooling risks.
• Coordinate with engineering, manufacturing, program managers, and tool shops to ensure tooling readiness.
• Document tooling issues and support corrective action implementation.

• Mechanical Engineering.
• Strong background in stamping tooling construction, tryout, and die development.
• Experience working with automotive tool shops and production stamping processes.
• Understanding of die build, tryout, and production readiness requirements.
• Ability to identify tooling risks and support resolution activities.
• Experience working within structured tooling or launch processes (Stamping Tooling Specialist (STS) or similar).
• Strong technical problem‑solving and communication skills.

• Strong background in stamping tooling construction, tryout, and die development.
• Experience working with automotive tool shops and production stamping processes.
• Understanding of die build, tryout, and production readiness requirements.
• Ability to identify tooling risks and support resolution activities.
• Experience working within structured tooling or launch processes (Stamping Tooling Specialist (STS) or similar).
• Strong technical problem‑solving and communication skills.
• Support tooling design reviews to ensure manufacturability and process robustness.
• Monitor tool construction progress and verify compliance with program requirements and standards.
• Coordinate tool tryout activities and support die prove‑out to achieve dimensional quality and run‑at‑rate capability.
• Identify and resolve tooling issues impacting timing, quality, or manufacturability.
• Support build events, PSW readiness, and launch milestones.
• Track and support resolution of Yellow Items and other tooling risks.
• Coordinate with engineering, manufacturing, program managers, et al. to ensure tooling readiness.
• Document tooling issues and support corrective action implementation.

• Bachelor's Degree, Associate Degree

HYBRID / 4 days per week in the office