Key Responsibilities

- Participate in the technical review, design approval, validation, acceptance, and launch of new dies, gauges, welding fixtures, and other production tooling.

- Provide technical support during tooling installation, tryout, commissioning, production launch, and ramp-up.

- Analyze and resolve tooling and forming issues, including cracking, wrinkling, springback, scratching, burrs, dimensional deviations, and unstable fixture positioning.

- Develop and maintain preventive maintenance plans, inspection standards, repair records, tooling history, and spare-parts lists.

- Work closely with Production, Quality, Maintenance, and Engineering teams to resolve production issues and implement permanent corrective actions.

- Improve tooling structure, service life, changeover efficiency, material utilization, production cycle time, and process stability.

- Coordinate with external tooling suppliers and follow up on design, manufacturing, modification, delivery, and on-site support.

- Evaluate product and process changes and complete the required tooling modifications, validation, and documentation updates.

- Prepare and maintain tooling drawings, acceptance standards, work instructions, technical reports, and related engineering documents.

- Provide technical guidance to tool and die technicians, maintenance personnel, and production operators on the safe and proper use of tooling.

- Ensure compliance with company safety requirements and applicable occupational health and safety regulations in Ontario.

Qualifications

- College diploma or bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Tool and Die Design, Materials Forming, Mechatronics, or a related field.

- At least three years of tooling, die, fixture,



or related engineering experience within the automotive manufacturing industry.

- Working knowledge of stamping dies, roll-forming tooling, welding fixtures, or automotive body-structure manufacturing processes;

experience with steel battery enclosures is preferred.

- Ability to interpret mechanical drawings, GD&T; requirements, tolerances, and dimensional inspection reports.

- Experience in tool tryout, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, repair, and engineering change processes.

- Proficiency with AutoCAD, CATIA, NX, SolidWorks, or other relevant engineering software.

- Familiarity with automotive quality tools, including APQP, PPAP, PFMEA, Control Plans, and 8D problem-solving.

- Strong hands-on problem-solving, cross-functional coordination, and supplier-management skills.

- Good English communication skills and the ability to understand and prepare technical documentation; Mandarin-English bilingual skills are an asset.

- Ability to support overtime during project launches and travel domestically or internationally when required.

- Must be legally authorized to work in Canada.

Preferred Qualifications

- Experience working for an automotive Tier 1 supplier or a large manufacturing organization.

- Experience with large stamping dies, 1,500 MPa high-strength steel forming, or automotive body-structure components.

- Knowledge of robotic welding fixtures, checking fixtures, and automated production tooling.

- Ontario Tool and Die Maker certification or an equivalent professional qualification.

Pay: $70,000.00-$100,000.00 per year

Perks

- Company pension

- Dental care

- Extended health care

- On-site parking

- Paid time off

- Relocation assistance

- RRSP match

Work Location: In person

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