Benefits:
The below list features some of the benefits currently available. Eligibility may be subject to the terms and conditions of governing documents and available benefits may be subject to change at the company’s discretion.
Choice of medical plans with prescription coverage
Employer HSA contribution
Dental & Vision Insurance
Paid Parental Leave
Short & Long-Term Disability
Other voluntary benefits including: Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity, Identity Theft Protection and Pet Insurance
401K with generous Company match & contribution
Accrued Paid Time Off
12 Paid Holidays + 1 Floating Holiday
Robust employee wellness program
Tuition assistance program
Job Description:
Job Description
This is an exciting opportunity in Indianapolis, IN for a Tool Engineer.
Learn more about this role and how you can begindriving your career forward!
Summary:
The Tool Engineer will focus on execution and implementation of best practices in regard to tool management procedures, including managing all cutting tools for production plants, budgeting and forecasting tooling expenditures, and work for overall improvements to cost of machining. This role requires knowledge and practical experience with a multitude of tooling processes including turning, milling, grinding, broaching, hobbing, and honing.
Responsibilities:
Support tooling issues in manufacturing plants as they relate to inventory, cost, procurement, forecasting and consumption.
Analyze process elements for improved tooling capability and reduce cost.
Be well-versed in the financial side of tooling. Be able to manage tool cost to a budget and document variances.
Provide technical support to plant operations as it relates to tooling.
Maintain regular contact with others outside the work group, including tooling manufacturers.
Continual improvements to manage tooling.
Understand and interface with Tool Room and Cutter Grind.
Provides a physical presence on the production floor.
Education Requirement:
Bachelor Degree or equivalent experience
Experience:
Required:
Minimum 5-7 yearsexperience required.
High level of analytical ability where problems are complex.
Direct manufacturing experience with an emphasis on metal cutting and/or gear forming.
Knowledge of tooling and manufacturing process and equipment.
Understanding of machine tools.
Good written and oral communication skills.
The ability to work effectively in a group setting.
The ability to work independently, and a willingness to seek counsel on difficult and complex issues.
The ability to multitask.
The ability to take on new task and roles.
Computer skills, including MS Office.
Preferred:
Someone with tooling experience in a manufacturing environment.
Competency with MS Office, SAP, Maximo
