Demonstrated expertise in the design, development, and maintenance of high-volume progressive stamping dies, including tooling capable of achieving extended production cycles between preventive maintenance intervals.
Comprehensive knowledge of progressive die design principles, tooling systems, and manufacturing processes.
Extensive understanding of carbide and tool steel properties, material selection, and heat treatment processes.
Ability to design tooling solutions that support both high-volume production and prototype or low-volume manufacturing environments.
Advanced proficiency with SolidWorks or equivalent CAD software, including 3D modeling, design revisions, and technical drawing creation.
Ability to create and interpret engineering drawings, GD&T;, specifications, standards, and technical documentation.
Strong knowledge of engineering fundamentals, including mechanical properties of materials and manufacturing methodologies.
Understanding of preventive maintenance principles and tooling lifecycle management.
Knowledge of good manufacturing practices, continuous improvement methodologies, and lean manufacturing principles.
Working knowledge of metals, lubricants, coatings, and other industrial materials used in stamping operations.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Word, and Excel.
High School Diploma or GED and advanced technical school training or Tool & Die Journeyman.
5+ years of experience with progressive die manufacturing including repair and troubleshooting.
2 years of experience with Solid Works.
Demonstrated experience troubleshooting stamping dies and production tooling in a manufacturing environment.