Mold and Product Engineer
High school-level Process Engineering roles on Crosslinked list a median of $79k (16 that show pay).
Design rubber molds and auxiliary equipment, run the test lab, and troubleshoot rubber molding and bonding processes.
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Why it is interesting. Hands-on rubber-to-metal bonding and multi-method molding (compression, transfer, injection, overmold) plus an in-house test lab.
Might not be for you. Tooling and job-shop production support focus, with little open-ended materials R&D.
Adjacent materials role:Requires 5+ years rubber process experience, rubber molding methods (compression, transfer, injection, overmolding) and rubber-to-metal bonding troubleshooting
- Seniority
- Mid-level
- Work
- On-site
- Type
- Full-time
- Degree
- High school
- Experience
- 5+ yrs
- Industry
- General manufacturing
- Role
- Process Engineering
Role details
Job Title: Product and Mold Engineer
Position Summary
The Product and Mold Engineer designs molds and auxiliary equipment for manufacturing. Coordinates the Engineering Departments activities to maintain product quality and productivity. Manages the Test Lab schedule, set up and the implementation of tests. Provides processing assistance.
Essential/Primary Duties & Responsibilities
- Plans and formulates engineering projects as part of the Project Implementation Team and organizes project requirements.
- Plans project timing as part of the engineering team.
- Directs and coordinates tooling fabrication activities with in-house tool room and outside machine shops to ensure products and systems conform to engineering design and customer specifications.
- Produces and sketches working drawings of tooling and customer products.
- Involved with activities concerned with technical developments, scheduling and resolving engineering design and test problems.
- Coordinates operation, maintenance and repair activities to obtain optimum utilization of molds and auxiliary equipment.
- Evaluates and performs design changes to drawings.
- Coordinates and performs new tooling sample activities.
- Confers with customers as necessary.
- Designs and performs product tests to customer specifications.
- Uses data provided by other departments to solve production issues.
- Performs preventative maintenance on molds running.
- Following all safety requirements, safety policy and company policy, report any observed violation to the superior or hazardous situation to the Safety Committee
- Fostering and encouraging safe practices on the shop floor
- Other duties as assigned
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Thoughtful, fair, and even-handed temperament
- Excellent problem-solving skills and strong work ethic
- Team oriented / Team player
- Great communication abilities
- Job shop background
- Able to handle multiple priorities
- SolidWorks / CAD
- Well organized
- Decisive decision maker
- Varied background in molding
- Likes working in a fast-paced environment
- Reactive, conscientious and customer focused
Education and Experience Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years rubber process experience
- Thorough understanding of molding methods (compression, transfer, injection, over molding)
- Knowledge of rubber to metal bonding techniques and troubleshooting
- Solid modeling experience preferred – ideally SolidWorks
- High School or equivalent
- BS in Engineering Curriculum or equivalent.
- Must possess the ability to complete geometric and algebraic formulas.
- Must be able to work with other departments, but not limited to: Quality, operations, maintenance and technical. Must be able to effectively communicate with all groups to coordinate projects/tasks.
Physical Demands
- NA (Not Applicable)
- Seldom (1-10% of the time)
- Occasional (10-30% of the time)
- Frequent (30-70% of the time)
- Constant (over 70% of the time)
Frequency
Sitting
Frequent
Climbing ladders
Seldom
Standing
Frequent
Working at heights/balancing
NA
Walking
Frequent
Bending/twisting at waist
Occasional
Driving/Forklift
Seldom
Kneeling/Squatting/Crouching
Seldom
Lifting 50#
Occasional
Repetitive hand/arm movement
Seldom
Carrying 50#
Occasional
Seeing
Constant
Pushing/Pulling
Occasional
Hearing
Constant
Climbing stairs
Seldom
Talking
Constant




