Tool and die makers build precision tools, stamping dies, molds, and fixtures used to shape and form materials in large-scale manufacturing. Their work involves detailed interpretation of engineering drawings, advanced machining, heat treatment knowledge, and mastery of tolerances. They collaborate closely with design engineers and production teams to prototype, troubleshoot, and refine tooling systems that enhance product consistency and operational efficiency. As automation expands globally, demand for sophisticated tooling supports sectors like automotive, consumer electronics, and medical device manufacturing. The role increasingly blends manual craftsmanship with digital machining, CAD/CAM systems, and rigorous quality assurance practices.