Where is the Process Engineer I role at DuPont Spectrum based?

This role is based in Minneapolis, MN.

What degree is required for the Process Engineer I role at DuPont Spectrum?

The posting accepts the following combinations: BS + 0 years, Associate + 1 year.

How many years of experience does this Process Engineer I role require?

The posting calls for 1–2 years of relevant experience.

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Process Engineer I

DuPont Spectrum · Minneapolis, MNtodayverified 22 min ago

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Develop and improve injection molding processes, sample molds, and run DOE for thermoplastic part production

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Worth knowing

Why it is interesting. Hands-on scientific molding: sample new tools, run DOEs, and own the process from mold design review to production-ready parts.

Might not be for you. Production-floor focused troubleshooting and documentation, not open-ended materials R&D; entry-level scope with heavy tooling/sampling work.

Mostly at the benchGeneralist First industry roleBS acceptable

Adjacent materials roleWorking knowledge of thermoplastic materials... injection molding machine... mold design and its effect on processing and finished part properties

Seniority: Entry level
Work: On-site
Type: Full-time
Degree: BS
Experience: 1–2 yrs
Industry: General manufacturing
Role: Process Engineering

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Role details

Summary

Develop repeatable new and improve existing manufacturing processes for producing quality parts on time to our customer requirements.

Key Accountabilities

Develop and improve processes to ensure production requirements can be met on time in a cost- effective and safe manner.
Troubleshoot and correct problems in the manufacturing processes to improve output quality and productivity.
Provide training and properly documented instructions to production personnel to ensure transition of development projects into production-ready processes meets customer expectations.
Actively promote and drive a culture of safety.

Key Responsibilities

Communicate and expedite corrections to tools or processes to ensure tool work or corrective actions are implemented accurately and in an efficient manner.
Develop repeatable processes.
Identify any necessary tooling modification and ensure it is properly defined and executed. Analyze tooling and processing problems at time of sampling new tools. Complete Cycle Sheets for each sampling.
Ensure that any necessary tooling modification is properly defined and executed. Analyze tooling and processing problems.
Sample molds and develop capable processes using scientific molding procedures.
Route and expedite piece parts, from mold sampling, through secondary operation procedures. Modify manufacturing procedures and routing as necessary.
Work with production personnel to improve existing processes. Member of Material Review Board.
Assess the need, define and perform Design of Experiments.
Review new mold drawings and provide input as to feasibility. Quote, develop and maintain sampling, rework or repair projects requiring engineering support.

Qualifications

EXPERIENCE, SKILLS, EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Bachelor’s degree (B.A.) from four-year college or university; or one to two years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Working knowledge of thermoplastic materials.

Understanding of the mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and control functions of an injection molding machine. Knowledge of proper mold design and construction; and its effect on processing and finished part properties.

Knowledge of Secondary Operations such as Sonic Welding, Painting, Solvent Bonding, Plating, and Machining.