Molding Technicians

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You will operate and optimize molding and encapsulation processes that protect and insulate sensitive electronic components, ensuring consistent part performance, high yield, and compliance with customer and regulatory requirements. This role combines hands‑on machine operation, process control, and collaboration with engineering and quality teams to deliver robust, manufacturable molded assemblies for high‑reliability electronics.

• 1st
  
  Shift: Monday
  - Friday, 6am - 2:30pm.
• 2nd
  
  Shift: Monday
  - Thursday, 2pm - 12:30am, 4 x 10's.
• 3rd
  
  Shift: Sunday
  - Wednesday, 8pm - 6am, 4 x 10's.

You will join the Manufacturing Operations team within the Electronics Assembly division, a cross‑functional group focused on delivering high‑quality, high‑volume electronic modules. The team emphasizes continuous improvement, strong EHS practices, and fast, reliable new‑product introductions.

• Own the quality and consistency of molded electronic components by applying process controls, in‑line inspection feedback, and corrective actions that reduce defects and scrap.
• Translate product and process requirements into validated molding setups and stable runs that meet dimensional, electrical, and reliability specifications.
• Collaborate with engineering, quality, and NPI teams to qualify new molds, materials, and process windows; support design‑for‑manufacturability improvements.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives (yield, cycle time, cost, and throughput) using data‑driven problem solving and documented process changes.
• Maintain process documentation, traceability records, and calibration status to support audits and regulatory compliance while promoting safe work practices on the shop floor.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum 2 years of hands‑on experience with molding, encapsulation, or potting processes in an electronics manufacturing environment.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, work instructions, process parameters, and basic SPC charts.
• Proficient with common inspection and measurement tools (calipers, microscopes, gauges) and basic computer skills for data entry and production tracking.
• Able to meet physical requirements of the role (stand for shifts, lift up to 35 lb, perform repetitive fine‑motor tasks) and legally authorized to work.

• Experience with injection molding, transfer molding, silicone or epoxy potting, or encapsulation specific to electronic assemblies.
• Formal training or certifications such as IPC‑A‑610, J‑STD‑001, Six Sigma Yellow/Green Belt, or mold technician coursework.
• Hands‑on experience with PLC/HMI‑controlled molding equipment, automated dosing systems, or vision inspection integration.
• Demonstrated experience in root‑cause analysis, DOE (design of experiments), and implementing corrective/preventive actions that measurably improve yield.
• Familiarity with material qualification (resin properties, cure profiles, moisture control) and mold maintenance/repair techniques.

We anticipate paying $26 – $30 per hour (based on experience).

We provide medical, dental, vision, flexible spending and health savings accounts, life insurance, disability, retirement, paid vacation/time off, educational assistance, and may also include infertility assistance, paid parental leave, and adoption assistance. Eligibility criteria are set by applicable policy or guideline and may vary by geographic region.

Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status. Some offers of employment are conditioned upon successfully passing a drug test. This employer uses E‑Verify.