Mould Designer

Responsibilities: Design Development: Creating and designing electrodes using CAD/CAM software for various applications, such as medical devices or EDM processes.  Material Selection: Researching and selecting appropriate electrode materials (e.g., graphite, copper) based on specific requirements.  3D Modeling & 2D Drawings: Developing 3D models and 2D detailed drawings for electrode manufacturing.  Optimization: Optimizing electrode designs for performance, safety, reliability, and cost.  Collaboration: Working closely with engineering teams, CNC machinists, mold makers, and project engineers to ensure design feasibility and efficiency.  Evaluation and Analysis: Evaluating electrode designs based on lineup specifications, machining capabilities, and company standards.  Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving design issues and implementing solutions.  Documentation: Creating and maintaining documentation related to electrode designs and processes.  Staying Updated: Keeping abreast of new technologies and best practices in electrode design and manufacturing.  Qualifications: Education: Typically requires a degree or diploma in a relevant field like Tool & Die making, or Mechanical Engineering.  Experience: Experience in electrode design, preferably with experience in the Die & Mold industry or medical device development.  Software Proficiency: Proficient in CAD/CAM software, such as Delcam Powershape, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or CATIA.  Technical Skills: Strong understanding of electrode materials, manufacturing processes (EDM, CNC machining), and design principles.  Problem-solving: Ability to analyze complex design problems and develop effective solutions.  Communication: Excellent communication and collaboration skills.