Tool Maker

Throughout its storied history, the mission of Tiffany & Co. has remained clear and relevant: to enrich the lives of our customers by creating enduring objects of extraordinary beauty that will be cherished for generations. We have done so by crafting the world’s most beautiful designs, using only the finest quality materials and expert craftsmanship, and presenting those products to our customers with graciousness and warmth. We understand that our continued commitment to that time-honored strategy remains the key to our future growth and success. For our employees, Tiffany aims to create an environment that recognizes and rewards creativity, initiative and dedication and respects diversity, dignity and the shared values of community and family.

Tiffany offers our employees the resources they need to be successful in an environment that recognizes and rewards creativity, innovation, and dedication. We take great pride in helping each of our employees design an exciting future within our enduring tradition of excellence. At Tiffany & Co., an inspired career is life’s best accessory.

Position Overview:

The Toolmaker will report to the Tooling Manager and Supervisor. The position involves a high degree of interface with all departments and plants. Tasks range from the creation of simple to complex tools, e.g. progressive, single stage tools, drill fixtures, etc. The position involves a high degree of professionalism when interacting within the Tiffany& Co. NPI, Manufacturing and LVMH groups.

Responsibilities:

  • Arrive at sound technical decisions collaboratively with Management, tool room staff and other internal customers. Understand, communicate, and support Quality standards required by Tiffany & Company in order to achieve on time delivery and ensure the highest possible quality results.
  • Sample Fabrication: Fabricate samples to support new product development.
  • Partner with the Toolroom Manager to ensure daily production capabilities and surface concerns to Management when maximum efficiencies are not being met.  Contribute to meeting request dates per production plans.  
  • Participate in hands on Toolroom activities related to new product development and implementation into production. Set up and operate manual and CNC milling machines. Assist and proposes continuous improvement opportunities to minimize labor and reduce costs.
  • Participate in 5s activities and ensure clean and safe work environment is maintained. Build partnerships within and across departments to provide efficiency and create a supportive work environment.
  • Work safely at all times by consistently following safe work procedures for your position, as well as well as all safety procedures required at your worksite. Promptly report all incidents and safety issues to your supervisor.

Required Qualifications:

  • Technically proficient to understand Tooling, Toolroom process and the ability to read and understand technical prints
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Demonstrated ability to read and write English at an intermediate level     
  • Basic Math Skills
  • Ability to train, motivate and provide direction
  • Basic computer skills 

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Some college, or bachelor’s degree; Bilingual in Spanish, a plus 
  • Basic CAD drawing skills
  • Wire EDM experience 
  • Rhino, Solidworks, Mastercam experience 
  • Wire EDM experience 
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