Zimplistic is a product design company inventing intelligent kitchen appliances that promote healthy eating through simplicity & automation. Rotimatic is the world's first kitchen robot.

We take on problems that have never been solved before, like automating flatbreads that have been made by hand for centuries at the click of a button. This should either scare you or get you super excited. Many companies before us tried and failed in solving this problem because we are perhaps a bit crazy and super multidisciplinary in our problem-solving approach.

We are seeking for a qualified, experienced individual to join our company as a Tooling Engineer. As part of our team, you will engage in all hands-on processes for developing and tooling parts and components.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

- Manage Tool Installing activities from design review, scheduling control of tools delivery, site installation, test & commissioning with Tools Owner / Vendors / Contractors

- Design tool parts and components according to blueprints and requirements. Perform design reviews of products for manufacturability.

- Conduct mold-making (DFM) design reviews with internal and external tooling manufacturers.

- Lead the development of plastic molding/die casting, Process Failure Modes Effects Analysis (PFMEA's), stamping processes and progressive die strip layouts for new model parts optimized for cost and quality on a timely basis. Assist with the improvement and refinement of tooled pieces and tooling processes.

- Update and maintain existing die/Mold process information for the inclusion of improvements, service requirements, and carryover modified part releases required for new model usage.

- Optimize the molding process on cycle Time/machine Tonnage/quality problem resolution/weight etc

- Vendor audit of existing tooling/molding suppliers and induction of new vendors.

- Ability to define and establish Critical to Functions (CTFs), estimate piece-parts and tooling cost of plastic, metal parts, and significantly reduce tooling cost and parts.

- Work with QC, engineering, and other departments to communicate challenges and requirements.

- Monitor tool life, proactively plan capex for repeat tools, coordinate on qualification and timely supplies

What You- ll Need to Succeed:

- Master/bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or closely related technical field

- 10 years of experience in tool design.

- Hands on experience in plastic molding is a must

- Prior designing experience and tooling parts in a manufacturing environment.

- Strong math and problem-solving skills.

- Ability to read blueprints and schematics.

- Proficiency with computers and standard drafting software.

- Proficiency with 3D Experience and Solid Works.