Design tools, dies, jigs, fixtures, molds, and gauges using 2 D/3 D CAD (e.g., Solid. Works, AutoCAD, or similar). Create detailed drawings and models with part geometry, tolerances, GD&T, and material specs to support accurate builds and repeatable performance. Partner cross-functionally with engineering, toolroom, quality, and production to develop tooling for new products and continuous improvement. Review designs for manufacturability, durability, safety, and cost, recommending smart tradeoffs where needed. Own tooling projects end-to-end: scope, schedules, revisions, and basic cost tracking. Maintain drawing packages and documentation as designs evolve; ensure clean revision control. Select appropriate materials and standard components for tooling applications. Troubleshoot tooling performance issues and drive design improvements to eliminate downtime and defects. Ensure designs comply with applicable safety and regulatory expectations. . The Successful Applicant. Associate or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Tool Design, or related field (or equivalent experience).3-5 years of tool design experience in a manufacturing environment. Strong proficiency in CAD and creating production-ready drawing packages. Working knowledge of GD&T (ASME Y 14.5) and tolerance stack thinking. Solid manufacturing process knowledge - stamping, forming, die-casting (preferred). Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the ability to juggle multiple priorities. Experience with metal forming, progressive dies, and/or injection molds. Familiarity with toolroom build/tryout cycles and supporting tools through launch and optimization. Sponsorship is not provided.