I'm currently partnering with a growing manufacturer in South Haven, Michigan that is looking to add an experienced Process Engineer to their team. This is a highly visible, hands-on role focused on optimizing and improving injection molding operations, driving process efficiencies, reducing scrap, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives throughout the plant. What you'll be doing: Develop, establish, and improve injection molding processes Troubleshoot molding, processing, tooling, and production issues Lead and participate in cross-functional process improvement projects Support production teams with technical problem-solving and process control Drive tooling modifications that improve machine utilization, cycle times, and quality Train production personnel on new and revised processes Spend significant time on the production floor identifying opportunities for improvement and implementing solutions Work closely with tooling and engineering teams to influence mold design and optimize performance What we're looking for: 5+ years of molding process engineering experience Strong expertise in molding equipment, materials, tooling, and process optimization Experience troubleshooting and improving molding processes in a manufacturing environment Project management and continuous improvement experience Thin-wall, high-speed injection molding experience is a plus Engineering degree preferred but not required Why consider this opportunity? Key technical role with significant influence on manufacturing performance Opportunity to lead process improvement initiatives and make a measurable impact Competitive compensation package Relocation assistance available Stable manufacturing environment with opportunities for growth

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