MOLD MAINTENANCE ENGINEER II

Job Overview

TE Connectivity's Mold Makers apply knowledge of mold design and construction to the construction, conditioning, modification, repair and maintenance of injection and transfer molds, gauges, cutting tools, jigs and fixtures. In some instances they may fabricate new molds by analyzing blueprints, sketches, models and engineering or shop specifications. Every team member is responsible for maintaining housekeeping and organization of the work area as well as following TE Connectivity's EH&S policies and procedures.

Job Responsibilities

• Responsible for Molding Process, Tool Design development, (New & Old tools) Qualification and Trial
• Improves manufacturing efficiency by analyzing and planning workflow, space requirements, and equipment layout
• Participate and engage on product development, Work with Global COE Assembly to drive continuous improvement in Molding Technology / Process
• Maintain proper documentation and for all Mold tooling, Spares, Mold and Process Set-up Sheets
• Ensure all Tooling / Mold design drawings (Soft & Hard Copy) are up to date.
• Impart trainings and development for new joiners, Technical Trainees etc
• Multi skilling among, Mold tool design 
• Coordinating with inter-department and assists with investigations of reject product and the development of corrective actions.
• Drive TEOA culture in shop floor.
• Coordinate with Manufacturing Engineer for new product development and process improvement.
• Assessing resource requirements and opportunity for Automation and Process Productivity improvement
• Review of TEOA deployment
• Review ISO documents and update
• Engage in ISO audits
• Visit vendors for Assembly tooling assessment (Capability, Know How & Capacity)

What your background should look like:

• Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering major or Industrial Engineeringig, 
• 3-5+ years’ experience and practitioner in the Tooling Design & Development 
• CAD Knowledge Must, preferably Pro E / Creo & Auto-cad, Solidworks, NX, etc.

Competencies