About the role
Support automated assembly and injection molding manufacturing across various product lines. Provide hands-on engineering support for projects from conception through production, including equipment installation, start-up, and qualification. Develop engineering specifications, maintain drawings and project timelines, and manage project tasks, resources, costs, and deliverables. Perform process development for new and existing molds and design, execute, and analyze engineering studies. Optimize plant machinery, tooling, and manufacturing processes through electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic design modifications. Coordinate and perform equipment validations and process engineering evaluations. Manage plant and capital projects, maintain project documentation, and support delivery on time and within budget. Improve manufacturing processes to reduce scrap and cycle times, increase efficiency, and eliminate waste. Research vendor proposals, specifications, manuals, and new technologies to evaluate design feasibility and applications. Support installation of new products, tooling, and related processes; investigate tooling and process issues; and recommend product or process improvements. Provide technical expertise and training to plant personnel. Support Lean Sigma and continuous improvement initiatives while maintaining quality, safety, and regulatory standards. Travel up to 10%, or up to 26 business days per year. Work scheduled hours and irregular hours as needed to complete assignments.*Most Important Skills Needed: Plastic injection mold processing and process development. Automated assembly and injection molding manufacturing. Engineering project management from conception through production. Equipment installation, start-up, validation, and qualification. Engineering studies, process evaluations, and troubleshooting. Electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic design modifications. Engineering specifications, technical drawings, project documentation, and timeline management. Lean Sigma and Lean Manufacturing principles. Process improvement focused on scrap reduction, cycle-time improvement, efficiency, and waste elimination. Experience with software, hardware, and vision technology. Strong communication, organization, project management, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills. RJG Master Molder certification preferred. Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing experience preferred.
Education Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Science, Engineering, or a related field preferred. Significant relevant process engineering experience may be considered in place of formal education. Minimum three years of plastic injection mold processing experience required
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