Injection Molding Process Technician – Automation Cells

Build precision parts that matter while mastering automation at night

At Airspeed, we manufacture precision components for conducted energy devices and other complex applications where consistency and process control are critical. As an Injection Molding Process Technician – Automation Cells, you will be hands-on at the intersection of molding, robotics, and front-line equipment support.

A night in this role

Just before 7:00 p.m., the floor comes alive. You step into a highly automated cell, review startup checks, scan machine and vision system readouts, and make the small adjustments that keep quality on target. When a robotic pick hesitates or a parameter drifts, you troubleshoot first, escalate when needed, and keep production moving safely and efficiently. You collaborate with production, quality, and maintenance, document process checks, and leave the area clean and organized for the next team.

What you will tackle

Oversee daily operation of injection molding and automated work cells

Monitor performance, quality trends, and downtime; act quickly on abnormalities

Support startups, changeovers, minor adjustments, and basic troubleshooting

Serve as the first line for small automation and equipment issues; escalate larger problems

Partner with production, quality, maintenance, and leadership to hit targets

Follow work instructions, process specifications, and safety protocols

Complete required production and process documentation

Drive continuous improvement to boost uptime, quality, and efficiency

What you bring

Reliable attendance and a safety-first mindset

Mechanical aptitude and comfort working with machines and automation

Focus, observation, and engagement in a fast-paced environment

Curiosity to troubleshoot, learn, and take ownership

Discipline to follow processes and quality standards

Ability to work night shift on a 2-2-3 rotation

Clear communication and teamwork

Desire to grow into a more technical manufacturing role Preferred background

Experience in manufacturing, molding, machine operation, automation, or maintenance

Hands-on troubleshooting experience in production

Exposure to plastics, automation, robotics, or industrial maintenance

Technical training, trade school coursework, or ongoing industrial education

Education

High school diploma or GED required

Training in manufacturing, maintenance, mechatronics, automation, or related field is a plus Tools and tech you will use Injection molding machines (Haitian, Engel)
Industrial controls (Allen Bradley, Mitsubishi)
Calipers and micrometers

Vision systems

Industrial robots

Proficiencies that help you succeed

Injection molding experience

Tool/die/mold setup experience

Schedule and pay Night shift: 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.2-2-3 rotating schedule with every-other-weekend time off Night shift differential: $1.50 per hour Benefits and perks
100% employer-paid insurance premiums for Team Members Vacation
401(k)$1.50/hour night shift differential2-2-3 schedule

Opportunities to grow skills in molding, automation, and maintenance

Stable, full-time role in an advanced manufacturing environment

Why this role stands outThis is a career-building position for someone who wants to be deeply involved in how the process performs. You will gain exposure across molding, automation, and front-line maintenance support—ideal for expanding your technical skill set and advancing within manufacturing.
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