Foam Fabricator / Soft-Goods Prototype Builder (Contract)
Foam Fabricator / Soft-Goods Prototype Builder (Contract)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 3+ years fabricating polyurethane or similar foams: hot wire, bandsaw, CNC foam cutting, or hand tools with tight tolerances (±1/8\" or better)
- Experience bonding/laminating foam layers and cutting clean internal pockets and through-holes
- Comfortable reading engineering drawings and STEP files (or working from the engineer’s 2D exports)
- Upholstery, furniture, pet-product, or case/insert fabrication background is a plus
- Greater Philadelphia area preferred so the prototype can be inspected and handed off in person; remote candidates considered if you can ship the finished core
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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