Stamping Test Technician (M/F/D)

Company Description

Observe. Analyze. Understand. Improve.

In the universe of stamping, the performance of a tool is not measured solely on paper. It is validated in the field, in contact with production, tests, and technical realities.

To strengthen its team, our client is looking for a Stamping Test Technician capable of supporting the development and validation of tools within a demanding industrial environment.

Job Description

Your mission

At the heart of the technical activity, you will actively participate in the testing and optimization of stamping tools.

Your role consists of observing, analyzing, and reporting the necessary information in order to guarantee the proper functioning of the tools before their production launch or during their evolutions.

On a daily basis, you will be required to:

Perform stamping tool tests on presses.
Observe the behavior of the tools and analyze the results obtained.
Identify malfunctions, discrepancies, or areas for improvement.
Perform the basic adjustments necessary for the tests.
Record the results and transmit technical information to the relevant teams.
Collaborate with mechanics, developers, and technical managers.
Participate in the continuous improvement of methods and tools.

Profile sought

Your profile

Technical training or proven experience in an industrial environment.
Strong interest in mechanics, stamping, or manufacturing processes.
Ability to observe with rigor and to analyze situations methodically.
Logical mindset and attention to detail.
Calm, thoughtful, and conscientious personality.
Ease in exchanges with the various technical stakeholders.
Desire to understand how tools work rather than simply executing a task.

We offer

What we offer you

A varied technical position at the heart of the manufacturing process.
An environment where your analysis and observations have a concrete impact.
Close collaboration with specialists in the field.
State-of-the-art equipment and technologies.
An activity that combines field work, technicality, and reflection.