CNC Mold Build and Repair Specialist

Location: Omaha, NE
Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM (8–9 hour shifts) | Occasional Saturday Overtime

Is this you?

Do you thrive on complex, one-off tooling challenges? Can you read a print, visualize the build, program the toolpaths, and deliver a mold component that drops into assembly and runs to spec? If yes, you’ll feel at home building custom solutions for custom-engineered products—not repetitive work.

What you’ll tackle

• Program, set up, and operate CNC mills to machine precision parts for injection molds, stamping dies, and custom components.
• Build, repair, modify, and maintain injection molds from start to finish.
• Assemble tooling and verify that every dimension and tolerance is on target.
• Diagnose issues, fine-tune processes, and create setup sheets for repeatability.
• Work hand-in-hand with Engineering, Design, QA, Purchasing, and Production to keep projects on track.
• Promote safety: maintain an organized work area and follow lockout/tagout and hazard communication procedures.

What you already know

• Toolmaker/Mold Maker experience in a manufacturing environment.
• 2–4+ years building, repairing, and maintaining injection molds.
• Confident CNC mill programmer with strong setup and operation skills.
• Blueprint and mechanical drawing interpretation.
• Holding tight tolerances and solving machining problems under pressure.
• Using a range of machining processes and tooling equipment.

Extras that make you stand out

• Haas CNC experience
• CamWorks or similar CAM
• EDM (wire/sinker)
• Surface and cylindrical grinding
• Manual and CNC lathe work
• Production machining; steel stamping dies
• Tool steels and plastics
• Metrology tools: calipers, micrometers, depth mics, optical comparators

Technical edge

• Deep understanding of CNC machining and toolroom workflows.
• Independent setup development and fixture planning.
• Mechanical aptitude for maintaining and repairing equipment.
• Advanced math skills and a quality-first mindset.
• Extreme attention to detail in high-precision builds.

Physical realities

• On your feet—standing and walking—for extended periods.
• Regular bending, twisting, lifting, and moving tooling/materials.
• Safe operation of equipment and consistent use of PPE.

Where this role can take you

With the Tool Room Lead approaching retirement, this position is a springboard for increased responsibility and leadership. The company is growing the team—adding up to two new hires—so your voice will help shape the future of the department.

Benefits you can count on

• Competitive compensation
• 401(k) with company match
• Medical, dental, vision
• Life insurance
• Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Retirement plan
• Tuition reimbursement
• Flexible scheduling options
• Relocation assistance

You should be proficient in

• Tool/Die/Mold Repair Skills
• Tool/Die/Mold Setup Experience

Ready for the challenge?

Join a team where precision, ingenuity, and collaboration are the norm—and where each project offers a new technical puzzle to solve.