Process Engineer - Tooling

Coalville
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Upgrade Your CNC Expertise: Step into Tool Development as a Process Engineer!

Are you a CNC professional looking to expand your skillset and take on a new challenge in advanced tool development? This is your chance to join a pioneering leader in ultra-precision polishing solutions, driving innovation in high-performance tooling. We're seeking a Process Engineer to help develop cutting-edge tools that shape industries from optics to aerospace.

Why Make the Move?

This isn't just another job-it's a unique opportunity to apply your CNC expertise to the development of advanced tooling solutions. Work on groundbreaking projects, collaborate with experts, and help refine the next generation of ultra-precise manufacturing technology.

Your Role Will Include:

Designing and developing specialized tooling for ultra-precision polishing applications.
Using your CNC expertise to optimize machining and finishing processes for high-performance tools.
Experimenting with advanced materials and coatings to enhance tool longevity and efficiency.
Testing and refining custom CAD/CAM programs for precision manufacturing.
Working closely with customers to develop tailored tooling solutions for their specific needs.
Traveling to support installations, provide training, and ensure customer success.
What You Bring to the Table:

A strong foundation in CNC machining, ideally with advanced qualifications or apprenticeship experience.
Expertise in precision operations such as milling, turning, or programming CAD/CAM systems.
A passion for innovation and problem-solving in tooling and manufacturing processes.
Familiarity with metrology tools like CMMs is an added advantage.
Attention to detail, creativity, and a willingness to travel (UK and internationally).
What We Offer:

Join a company at the forefront of precision engineering, with 52 global patents and an international reputation for excellence. Based in Coalville, this role offers:

Professional growth in advanced tooling and precision manufacturing.
Opportunities to work on innovative projects with state-of-the-art technology.
A collaborative and inclusive workplace that values your expertise.
Your Future Starts Here

Take the next step in your career and become an integral part of a global leader in tool development. Apply today with your CV and cover letter, detailing your CNC expertise and why you're ready to drive innovation in precision tooling.

Ready to shape the future of tooling? This is the career-defining opportunity you've been waiting for. Apply now!

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