Manufacturing Engineering Manager
$115,000–$130,000 annually
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Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$115,000–$130,000 annually
About the role
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Chemical Engineering, or equivalent 5+ years of injection molding experience, preferably involving connectors or precision components
- Previous experience managing a tool room and leading toolmaking personnel
- Strong knowledge of injection molding and stamping tools, including tooling manufacturing, maintenance, and repair
- Experience specifying, sourcing, and procuring tooling and manufacturing equipment
- Working knowledge of Arburg and Milacron injection molding machines, including programming and operation
- Experience with high-precision molding processes and materials, including liquid crystal polymers (LCP)
- Working knowledge of SolidWorks and mold flow analysis software
- Proven experience troubleshooting molding processes and resolving technical manufacturing issues
- Experience implementing automation, material reprocessing, and tooling optimization initiatives
- Knowledge of process engineering methodologies, including Six Sigma principles
- Strong leadership, communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills
- Must meet ITAR requirements (U.S. citizen or permanent resident)
- Lead and develop the in-house tool room and toolmaking team
- Provide technical leadership to molding process engineers and stamping engineers
- Oversee tooling procurement, manufacturing, maintenance, and repair operations
- Support precision molding operations utilizing vertical Arburg and horizontal Arburg/Milacron injection molding equipment
- Oversee tooling and processes supporting high-speed stamping equipment
- Maintain tight-tolerance manufacturing standards, including tolerances as precise as ±0.0005 inches
- Identify and implement improvements in molding processes, automation, and material reprocessing to reduce waste
- Manage tooling and equipment sourcing to meet cost, performance, and lead-time requirements
- Troubleshoot complex molding and tooling issues to support production quality and efficiency
- Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams to improve manufacturability and product performance
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