Mold Design Engineer

Description Position Summary The Mold Design Engineer will analyze assigned Order Sales Sheets (OSS) and Change Notices (CN) for engineering content and impact, execute the design accordingly and provide daily progress updates to the Mold Design Engineering Working Lead. The Mold Design Engineer ensures design and configuration work complies with production release standards and meets cost, quality, and timing requirements. Duties and Responsibilities Designs molds and performs basic design reviews of molds for blow molding. Interact with quality department and purchasing department, ensuring quality standards and delivery deadlines are met. Maintains currency with respect to technical skills by attending training classes and special technical courses as needed. Provide daily update to Mold Design Engineering Working Lead. Ensure customer requirements are clearly understood, drive closure on open requirements, and verify requirements are satisfied. Identify risks, document, prioritize, mitigate, and communicate. Establish timing plans to execute assigned orders and projects. All other duties as assigned. This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Requirements Minimum Qualifications Proven record for solving complex technical issues in a structured manner. Solid performance with Solid Works and 3DX. Relevant experience with mechanical analysis and tolerance/fit analysis. Ability to identify technical risks, develop Strong communicator able to provide detailed information in a concise manner and be able to tailor communications to different audiences. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Experience working in multiple design phases (Development, Production, Sustaining). Ability to use the following tools: Microsoft Teams Microsoft Power Point Education and Experience Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related discipline or +3 years of equivalent design work experience. Work Environment Office / Manufacturing environment. Employee may be occasionally exposed to moving equipment, mechanical parts in motion, risk of shock and other hazards associated with a manufacturing environment such as overhead cranes, welding, machining, painting etc. This is an office-based position that requires walking, sitting, standing, bending, reading, seeing, hearing, speaking, concentrating, and communicating #J-18808-Ljbffr Uniloy