Tool Engineer II

MiniMed•Juncos, PR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Join MiniMed's Juncos, Puerto Rico Innovation Center and play a key role in designing and developing tooling, fixtures, gauges, and manufacturing solutions that support production, new product introduction, and continuous improvement initiatives. You will collaborate closely with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, and Technical teams to deliver safe, reliable, and cost-effective tooling solutions that strengthen our manufacturing capabilities.

Requirements

Requires Engineering Bachelor Degree
Requires minimum of 2 years of relevant experience, OR Master's degree with a minimum of 0 years relevant experience.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
Experience designing manufacturing tooling, fixtures, jigs, gauges, machine attachments, or related manufacturing equipment.
Proficiency with 3D CAD software and development of detailed engineering drawings.
Working knowledge of GD&T, ASME Y14.5 principles, tolerance analysis, and dimensional stack-ups.
Knowledge of manufacturing processes such as CNC machining, milling, turning, EDM, grinding, laser cutting, additive manufacturing, and manual fabrication.
Experience working directly with Machinists, Toolmakers, technicians, or machine shops from design concept through fabrication and implementation.
Experience with DFM/DFA reviews and manufacturability assessments.
Experience supporting process validation, tooling qualification, NPI, production ramp-up, or manufacturing process improvement.
Experience supporting root-cause investigations, CAPAs, NCMRs, or other corrective-action activities.
Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, SMED, standardization, and continuous improvement methodologies.
Experience identifying cost-reduction, make-versus-buy, insourcing, repair, reuse, or tooling-standardization opportunities.
Familiarity with pneumatic systems and the development or interpretation of basic pneumatic schematics.
Experience working in a regulated manufacturing environment; medical device manufacturing experience preferred.
Strong technical problem-solving, communication, organization, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, and implement tooling, fixtures, jigs, gauges, machine attachments, prototypes, and other manufacturing solutions for production and experimental use.
Develop and maintain 3D CAD models, engineering drawings, bills of materials, specifications, and other technical documentation required for fabrication and implementation.
Apply GD&T, tolerance analysis, material selection, and mechanical design principles to ensure tooling meets functional, dimensional, safety, and manufacturing requirements.
Conduct and participate in Design for Manufacturability and Assembly (DFM/DFA) reviews with technical stakeholders.
Support tooling requirements for new product introduction, validation and qualification activities, capacity expansion, production ramp-up, and sustaining manufacturing.
Collaborate directly with Machinists and Toolmakers during fabrication, assembly, and implementation to resolve technical and manufacturability issues and ensure successful fit and function.
Troubleshoot existing tooling and develop repairs, modifications, or redesigns to improve reliability, repeatability, quality, uptime, and ease of use.
Provide technical support for NCMRs, CAPAs, manufacturing escapes, and other quality investigations when tooling design, fabrication, or performance may contribute to the issue.
Identify opportunities for cost reduction, standardization, repair, reuse, internal fabrication, and insourcing, including make-versus-buy evaluations when appropriate.
Support tooling implementation through development or review of inspection requirements, acceptance criteria, risk assessments, validation documentation, and related technical deliverables.
Coordinate with internal functions and external suppliers for materials, specialized components, machining, fabrication, and secondary processing as required.
Support development and standardization of Innovation Center engineering practices, technical capabilities, lessons learned, and cross-training activities.