Tooling Engineer (Interim)

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Michael Page

Manage all project activities related to the specification, definition, design, delivery, and approval of tools for prototype and serial production.
Support engineering changes and continuous improvement processes until the end of production (EOP).
Collaborate with the design team on creating P-FMEA and D-FMEA.
Develop tooling concepts aligned with the production concept and part design.
Conduct tooling feasibility studies, risk assessments, and create specifications for prototype and production tools.
Track tooling progress and approve key milestones during tool manufacturing.
Perform tool trials, fine-tuning, and handover to the production plant.
Ensure that tooling development complies with IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 standards.

Track tooling progress and approve key milestones during tool manufacturing.|Collaborate with the design team on creating P-FMEA and D-FMEA.

A degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
Proven experience in developing production tooling, preferably within the automotive industry.
In-depth knowledge of IATF 16949, risk analysis methodologies, PFMEA, Six Sigma, and DOE principles.

Solid understanding of costing principles and models.
Strong problem-solving skills with a creative, “outside the box” mindset.
Ability to develop and execute action plans (PDCA) while coordinating cross-functional teams.
Fluent in English (both verbal and written), additional languages are a plus.
Excellent team player with strong collaboration skills.
Willingness to travel and work in an international, multicultural environment.

Our client is an international leader in the production of components for the automotive industry.

Full-time employment based on a B2B contract (6-12 months).
Hybrid work (40% HO).
Possibility of development in an international environment.
Benefits package: private health care (for you and your family), group insurance, social fund benefits, flexible working hours.