Tooling Engineer (St. Thomas)

Overview We are seeking a highly skilled Tooling Engineer to join our manufacturing team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for working with our internal tooling team, maintaining tooling solutions that enhance production efficiency and quality on current model dies both within the plant and at various tool shops. This role requires a strong background in die design and principals, CAD design, and industrial equipment, with a focus on continuous improvement and excellent communication. The Tooling Engineer will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to optimize tooling processes and ensure the seamless execution of die maturation processes both online, or on-site. Travel will be necessary for extended periods of time during launch phases. Duties - Work with Amino Engineering to understand the development of tooling using CAD software such as SolidWorks, to meet production requirements. - Understand CNC machines and follow up/collaborate CNC tooling solutions to improve manufacturing processes. - Collaborate with manufacturing teams to communicate set manufacturing practices and continuous improvement initiatives. - Inspect part quality to guage and testing of tooling components to ensure durability and performance. - Support welding, assembly, and mechanical modifications as needed to optimize tooling operations. - Develop/support technical documentation including schematics, CAD drawings, and process instructions, updating process documentation and presenting as needed. - Lead or participate in projects focused on process optimization, cost reduction, and quality enhancement. Experience - Proven experience in mechanical engineering or industrial equipment design within a manufacturing environment. - Proficiency in CAD software such as SolidWorks, Creo, and Schematics for designing tooling components. - Hands-on experience with CNC programming, CNC machinery operation, and troubleshooting. - Knowledge of robotics integration, PLC programming, and automation systems is preferred. - Strong understanding of Stamping Dies, welding techniques, assembly processes, and mechanical knowledge related to industrial equipment. - Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles, continuous improvement methodologies, and process optimization strategies. - Experience working with schematics, CAD drawings, and schematic diagrams for complex machinery. - Background in mechanical engineering or related field is preferred; relevant certifications are a plus. This position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to innovative manufacturing solutions while working in a collaborative environment focused on excellence and continuous improvement. Pay: $57,611.94-$95,622.25 per year Work Location: Hybrid remote in St. Thomas, ON N5P 4M1 Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2paapf