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Mold & Tooling Engineer Silicone Rubber - Kenosha, WI

Company Name:
DMC
Medical device manufacturer seeks tooling projects engineer with 10
years experience in rubber, silicone or plastic molding.
Activities:
Oversee implementation of New Injection Molds into Production.
Interface with customers and suppliers on project matters, mold and fixture design, validation, product quality, and automation related issues.
Ensuring Design for Manufacturability.
Identifying and recommending ideal mold and part design changes.
Planning and organizing projects.
Conduct project meetings, publish project updates, and follows-up on process path.
Coordinating mold and tooling fabrication both external and internal machinists, toolmakers and moldmakers.
This is one of those special opportunities waiting for the right person. Great progressive manufacturing company with a track record of investing in it's people, great tools, education and a positive working environment.
For complete details contact Alex Riddle at:
(609) 584-9000 ext 210
Or submit resume online at:
http://dmc9.com/war/app.asp
Or email to:
Please reference #35457 when responding.
Education Requirements: Bachelor Degree
Minimum Experience Requirements: 10-15 years
Job City Location: Kenosha
Job State Location: WI
Job Country Location: USA
Salary Range: $100,000 to $140,000
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