Process Engineer: Molding

Job Description

The Molding Process Engineer serves as a key technical resource across the molding organization, supporting molding production, mold maintenance, machine maintenance, mold processing, warehouse operations, engineering initiatives, and technical education programs. This role is responsible for improving molding performance through process optimization, technical problem solving, standardization, and capability development.

• Develop, deploy, and sustain molding standards, process documentation, mold cards, and best practices across molding operations.
• Serve as a technical resource for molding processes, supporting operators, setters, technicians, maintenance personnel, and engineers through coaching and knowledge sharing.
• Lead and support process optimization initiatives utilizing production data, statistical analysis, and cross‑functional collaboration.
• Analyze production, quality, maintenance, and operational data from BI, MMS, QA, and related systems to identify improvement opportunities.
• Lead and participate in root cause investigations involving molding processes, mold performance, machine reliability, and product quality.
• Utilize structured problem‑solving methodologies to identify, validate, and implement corrective and preventive actions.
• Design, execute, and analyze structured experiments (DOE) to optimize molding processes, equipment performance, cycle times, product quality, and process robustness.
• Support mold trials, process development activities, equipment commissioning, and process validation initiatives.
• Be part of the team that ensures molding processes are optimized for safety, quality, and efficiency while supporting integration of new materials, technologies, and global standards into daily operations.
• Align cross‑functional efforts across engineering, production, and quality teams to deliver high‑performance outcomes and future‑ready capabilities in manufacturing.

• Bachelor’s degree in Plastics Engineering (Injection Molding), Materials Engineering, or Polymers is highly preferred. Internship, co‑op, undergraduate research, or other relevant hands‑on manufacturing experience may be considered toward experience requirements.
• Demonstrated aptitude for technical problem solving, data analysis, and continuous improvement.
• Experience with injection molding processes, scientific molding principles, and process.
• Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or equivalent continuous improvement training.
• Experience with Design of Experiments (DOE), statistical analysis, and process capability studies.
• Familiarity with production data systems, MES platforms, BI tools, and quality systems.
• Experience participating in cross‑functional improvement projects.
• Knowledge of manufacturing equipment, molds, maintenance systems, and process validation activities.

Occasional domestic and international travel may be required to support project implementation, technical alignment, training, and best practice sharing across sites.

Relocation assistance is not offered for this position.

The salary for this position ranges from $84,674.00 to $ based on anticipated responsibilities, market benchmarks, and organizational constraints. Remuneration details, inclusive of benefits, will be communicated upon finalisation of the employment offer.

• Family Care Leave – enhanced paid leave options for important times.
• Life and disability insurance for all colleagues.
• Well‑being initiatives, including access to the Headspace App.
• Colleague discount from day one.
• Bonus scheme based on goal achievement.
• Hybrid work policy: average of 3 days per week in the office.

We are committed to equal employment opportunity and equal pay and encourage applicants from all backgrounds (sex, gender identity or expression, race/ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, and Veteran status).