Plastic Component & Tooling Engineer

Responsibilities

• Act as a contributor to project teams, utilizing individual knowledge in component development within your expertise (Metal or Plastic depending on your expertise).
• Work directly with Design team to optimize the part design early in the design process.
• Use standardized processes to conduct manufacturability study assessing critical characteristics, risks, and develop mitigation plans.
• Actively engaged in cross functional Maturity Level drawing review with project team.
• Continuously participate to the prototype tooling strategy and supply base to meet the needs of New Product Development quick action tooling.
• Utilize standardized processes for conducting financial assessment on the tooling size, cost and capacity output based on unit volume forecasts and return on capital employed.
• Ensure the consistency and application of Schneider Electric global standards for tool design and establishment of production process.
• Ensure the accurate forecasting and management of Operating and Capital expense requirements from project start to final asset transfer.
• Develop target part cost estimate based on costing models and work with Purchasing to leverage negotiations with external supply base.
• Protect Schneider Electric via thorough review of terms and conditions for tooling/parts suppliers.
• Responsible to drive processes and suppliers to ensure the availability of parts is aligned with project schedule through direct work with the Project Industrial Leader.
• Responsible to actively participate and lead tool design reviews, tool schedule, and tool approval, as well as the part qualification and process validation process while optimizing the performance.
• Responsible to obtain plant acceptance and provide the final sign-off on tool and process.
• Ensure compliance of all documentation in alignment with the global processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field.
• +5 years of experience in tooling development, molding, stamping, sheet metal tool and/or process.
• English Advanced.
• Experience in tool or component part design required.
• Experience in a new product development environment for fabricated part development.

Knowledge

• AutoCAD.
• Creo (ProE) or Solidworks.
• DFMPro.
• Coupa.

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