Toolmaker

Amer Sports Company•Schiller Park, IL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

At Wilson, we are here to empower every human to live like an athlete. Passion. Creativity. Integrity. Teamwork. Ambition. Innovation. These are the qualities that have made Wilson Sporting Goods Co. the number one sports equipment brand in the world. We come together to win, grow, and celebrate. We all play for Team Wilson. We all have a role to play within our organization and are working towards the same goal. One team, one dream. We believe that being an athlete isn’t something you do, it’s who you are. It’s a universal code of conduct, a way of seeing the world and how you show up every day. We seek out diverse voices and welcome all perspectives. Our team is composed of individuals with unique backgrounds, points of view and experiences. These perspectives create a rich and diverse culture in which we learn from one another through empathy and inclusion. Evolving the sports world and being the best partner for players, athletes, and our community is no small task. We are continually looking to add enthusiastic, ambitious, team-first individuals who desire to make a difference —and who love to help others win. Together, we will create a better world through sport. Join us. We’re looking for a Toolmaker who thrives in a hands-on environment, enjoys variety in their day, and wants to contribute directly to product innovation to join our R&D team at our Innovation Center in Rosemount. The Toolmaker looks at a sketch, visualizes the finished part, and knows exactly how to bring the product to life.

Requirements

High school Diploma or GED
Minimum of 2-5 years of experience setting up, programming, and operating CNC machines.
Knowledge of MasterCam and SolidWorks
Ability to resolve day-to-day issues by working effectively with others
Basic computer skills including competence in using Microsoft Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
Ability to receive, understand, and follow all written and oral instructions
Excellent interpersonal skills

Responsibilities

Study sketches, models, and descriptions to determine materials, machining approach, and sequence of operations.
Compute dimensions, plan layouts, determine assembly methods, and build tooling to spec within scheduled timelines.
Run lathes, CNC mills, grinders, cutting tables, and other shop equipment with precision.
Check dimensions, alignment, and clearances; recommend des modifications based on function and manufacturability.
Fabricate prototypes, construct fixtures, sharpen tools, and machine close‑tolerance parts.
Perform routine maintenance and keep the work area clean and organized.
Work closely with the Prototype Shop Manager and use Wrike to track timelines and updates.