TOOLING TECHNICAL MANAGER M/F

FORMALTECEssonneEURESpublished 09/01/2026
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As part of the reinforcement of our Engineering client's teams, we are looking for a Tooling Technical Manager for their Design Office. Working on high value-added projects, you will guarantee the proper execution and coordination of complex studies, primarily mechanical and/or involving tooling, production lines, and robotized assemblies. You will intervene on technical, human, and economic aspects, in close connection with clients and internal teams: Service Managers (Activity Manager, Business Manager, Supply Chain), Sales, and technical teams.You must: Take technical responsibility for projects and tooling, from pre-sales to the follow-up of ongoing business Be the technical referent for the regional tooling team Guarantee the coordination of the Design Office's activities in terms of: technical / economic / deadlines / quality Ensure and validate technical costings performed during the pre-sales phase Ensure the daily technical follow-up of ongoing business Alert the Activity Manager in case of technical and/or economic drift Propose and implement any initiative aimed at improving the service's operation (processes, methods, tools)

Education: Bac +3 to +5 Experience: Minimum 10 years in the development of tooling, special purpose machines, or complex production lines integrating precision mechanics, automation, and control-command. Required skills: Ability to analyze and validate study and manufacturing costings, Autonomy, rigor, method, and organizational skills, Excellent interpersonal skills and aptitude for teamwork and client interfacing, Proactive, ability to propose solutions and make reasoned decisions, Imperative mastery of CATIA, English: reading, writing, and speaking.

Why join us? Participate in structuring projects in innovative, demanding sectors. Join a stimulating technical environment. Evolve within a passionate team where your expertise will be valued. Work on concrete industrialization and innovation challenges.