Work Mode: Onsite, Juarez Nuevo León

Location: Juarez, Nuevo León

Opportunity

Under the general supervision of the Tool Room Engineering Manager, this position is responsible for developing, optimizing, and maintaining CNC programs for the manufacturing of high-pressure die-casting (HPDC) molds, stamping dies, and complex tooling components.
The role ensures that machining programs meet quality, safety, cost, and delivery requirements while supporting strategic objectives related to machining efficiency, lead-time reduction, tooling capacity growth, and standardization of best practices within the Tool Room.
This position is also accountable for machining process optimization, collaboration with tooling designers and machinists, and continuous improvement initiatives related to CNC programming, tooling strategies, and manufacturing methods.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Develop and maintain CNC programs for HPDC molds, stamping dies, and complex tooling components using approved CAM software.
Optimize machining strategies to reduce cycle time, improve surface finish, and extend cutting tool life.
Select and define appropriate cutting tools, feeds, speeds, and machining parameters for hardened steels and special materials.
Ensure CNC programs meet dimensional, tolerance, and quality requirements as defined by engineering drawings and specifications.
Support tooling designers during design reviews by providing manufacturability feedback and machining feasibility input.
Collaborate closely with tool makers, machinists, and supervisors to ensure effective execution of CNC programs.
Standardize CNC programming practices, templates, post-processors, and documentation.
Maintain version control and traceability of all NC programs to ensure consistency and error prevention.
Support mold try-outs, debug machining issues, and implement corrective actions as required.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance machining efficiency, safety, and quality.
Assist in troubleshooting machining, tooling, or equipment-related issues impacting delivery or quality.
Always ensure compliance with safety standards and proper machining practices.
Support documentation updates, including machining instructions, tooling lists, and process records.
Participate in TIER meetings and cross-functional reviews as required.
Perform other duties or assignments as directed by the Tool Room Engineering Manager.
Comply with the Health and Safety rules and responsibilities established for this position

Under the general supervision of the Tool Room Engineering Manager, this position is responsible for developing, optimizing, and maintaining CNC programs for the manufacturing of high-pressure die-casting (HPDC) molds, stamping dies, and complex tooling components.
The role ensures that machining programs meet quality, safety, cost, and delivery requirements while supporting strategic objectives related to machining efficiency, lead-time reduction, tooling capacity growth, and standardization of best practices within the Tool Room.
This position is also accountable for machining process optimization, collaboration with tooling designers and machinists, and continuous improvement initiatives related to CNC programming, tooling strategies, and manufacturing methods.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Develop and maintain CNC programs for HPDC molds, stamping dies, and complex tooling components using approved CAM software.
Optimize machining strategies to reduce cycle time, improve surface finish, and extend cutting tool life.
Select and define appropriate cutting tools, feeds, speeds, and machining parameters for hardened steels and special materials.
Ensure CNC programs meet dimensional, tolerance, and quality requirements as defined by engineering drawings and specifications.
Support tooling designers during design reviews by providing manufacturability feedback and machining feasibility input.
Collaborate closely with tool makers, machinists, and supervisors to ensure effective execution of CNC programs.
Standardize CNC programming practices, templates, post-processors, and documentation.
Maintain version control and traceability of all NC programs to ensure consistency and error prevention.
Support mold try-outs, debug machining issues, and implement corrective actions as required.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance machining efficiency, safety, and quality.
Assist in troubleshooting machining, tooling, or equipment-related issues impacting delivery or quality.
Always ensure compliance with safety standards and proper machining practices.
Support documentation updates, including machining instructions, tooling lists, and process records.
Participate in TIER meetings and cross-functional reviews as required.
Perform other duties or assignments as directed by the Tool Room Engineering Manager.
Comply with the Health and Safety rules and responsibilities established for this position

Skills/Requirements

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