Your job duties include designing molds, using CAD software and programs like Pro- E, Unigraphics Drawing, Solidworks, and AutoCAD, and visiting manufacturing facilities to make sure your mold designs work correctly.
You can fulfill the majority of your responsibilities in the office, but a good mold designer frequents the manufacturing floor to inspect their product.
The qualifications to start a career as a mold designer are an associate degree in plastics engineering technology or tool and manufacturing technology, and five to eight years of experience in the field.
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