Injection Molding Tooling Technician (2nd Shift)

Valeo•Smyrna, TN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Valeo is a global tech company focused on reinventing mobility with innovative solutions for automakers and new mobility actors worldwide. Our vision is to create greener and more secure mobility through intuitive driving and reduced CO2 emissions. We are a leader in our fields and recognized as a major global innovative company. This role is part of a high-impact tooling team where your skills will directly influence production efficiency, quality, and innovation. You will be a key player in solving complex tooling challenges and improving processes within a global community of talented individuals working on advanced technologies. You will work in an environment that values continuous improvement driven from the ground up, where ideas are implemented. You will receive a best-in-class total compensation package with a comprehensive benefits program.

Requirements

High school diploma / GED
4+ years of experience troubleshooting injection molding tooling in a production environment
4+ years of experience repairing and maintaining plastic injection molding tooling
Experience working with tooling that produces cosmetic automotive parts

Nice To Haves

Experience with CNC machining or programming using Mastercam
Basic mold design knowledge

Responsibilities

Perform injection mold tooling repairs and preventative maintenance.
Work independently as the internal tooling department for molding.
Repair and/or make any parts to conform to the latest mold prints/2D data.
Perform other work such as basic heat treating, MIG/TIG welding, precision hand fitting, miscellaneous bench work, repair of water/oil leaks, etc.
Maintain all records and logs as required per site.
Report and order any low stock inventories to the Tooling Supervisor.
Accomplish other duties as assigned.
Troubleshoot complex tooling issues directly impacting production up-time and part quality.
Work with high-precision plastic injection molds, including multi-cavity and cosmetic automotive components.
Deal with tight-tolerance tooling, which requires strong attention to detail and craftsmanship.
Work in a fast-paced production environment where technical decisions matter.