Senior Process Engineer

Posted 8 days ago

ahu technologiesWashington (DC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90,000 to $125,000

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Senior Process Engineer Listed below are the essential qualifications and additional details regarding this role:
Essential Qualifications
Rubber Experience: Proficiency in working with rubber materials is imperative.
Machine Experience: Expertise in Injection and Compression Molding Machine setup, operation, and troubleshooting is required. • Note: Familiarity with Blow Molding and Plastic Injection Molding is distinct from our processes. Process Knowledge: Understanding of the rubber molding process and its nuances is crucial. Material Expertise: Experience in processing various rubber materials including Natural, SBR, Nitrile, Chloroprene, Fluorocarbon, Silicone, Fluorsilicone, HNBR, AEM, and ACM. Process Mastery: • Compression (Essential) • Transfer Molding (Essential) • Injection Molding (Trainable) • Senior Level Experience: A minimum of 5 years of directly relevant work experience is required. Independence: Ability to work autonomously and self-reliance are fundamental attributes. Educational Qualification: While a college degree is preferred, relevant work experience can be considered in its absence. Fast-Paced Environment: Adaptability to a dynamic work environment with frequent job and mold changes is essential.
Weekly Schedule: • Troubleshooting: 50% (Essential) • Process Control/Development/New Product Introduction: 50% (Essential)
Additional Details: • Resume Submission: Applicants are encouraged to provide detailed information regarding their machine experience, including brands and machine names, if not explicitly mentioned in their resume. • Non-Managerial Role: This position does not involve personnel management responsibilities. • Salary Range: $90,000 to $125,000. Relocation assistance is negotiable. Should an applicant's resume lack specific references to the outlined experiences and achievements, please ensure they provide a supplementary write-up addressing these points.

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