The Injection Molding Process Engineer is responsible for supporting and optimizing high-speed, multi-cavity plastic injection molding processes to improve cycle time, quality, OEE, and equipment uptime.
The role oversees approximately 6 high-speed, multi-cavity injection molding machines and 2 direct reports (Process Engineers/Technicians), with a focus on injection molding process development, scientific molding, mold trials/sampling and validation, process optimization, and injection mold/tooling troubleshooting.
Responsibilities include RJG/scientific molding, DOE and root-cause analysis, cycle-time reduction, production start-ups, process documentation, mold maintenance oversight, employee training, and continuous improvement. The role also supports hot runner and automation systems and coordinates preventative maintenance activities.
The engineer works closely with high-cavitation, fast-cycle molding applications and is responsible for supporting stable, repeatable processes while maintaining food safety and quality requirements.
Position Highlights
● Direct-hire, full-time position
● Day shift — Monday through Friday
● Oversight of approximately 6 high-speed, multi-cavity injection molding machines
● 2 direct reports — Process Engineers/Technicians
● High-speed, high-cavitation plastic injection molding environment
● Focus on process optimization, quality, OEE, cycle time, and uptime
What You'll Be Doing
The ideal candidate has strong hands-on plastic injection molding process development and troubleshooting experience, including scientific molding, mold sampling/validation, tooling troubleshooting, DOE, root-cause analysis, and high-speed/high-cavitation molding.
Experience with fast-cycle closure/cap or thin-wall molding applications and strong knowledge of plastic resins and material behavior is preferred. Hands-on experience with Husky, Netstal, Engel, Milacron, Nissei, or Sumitomo injection molding equipment is highly relevant.
Shift: Day Shift | Monday–Friday
You should be proficient in:
Machines & technologies you'll use: