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Plastics Product Development Engineer - Claremont, NH
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A Product Development Engineer develops new products for companies, and participates in all phases of product development including research, design, production and marketing. Uses research on customer demand and industry trends to develop product ideas; builds and tests product prototypes; evaluates production options and costs. May specialize in a particular type of product or in products for a specific industry.
$91,854 / year median in New Hampshire
-5% projected decline
Job Description
- $95k Per Year Plastics Product Development Engineer
- Claremont, NH (Employer Name Not Available)
Occupation:
Commercial and Industrial DesignersLocation:
Claremont, NH- 03743
Job Type:
Full Time (30 Hours or More)Posted:
11/10/2025 Positions available: 1Source:
Diedre Moire CorporationWeb Site:
www.diedremoire.com Job #: 21039 Job Requirements and Properties Work Onsite Full Time Schedule Full Time Job Description . Seeking hands-on individual with background in plastics manufacturing to support product design, design for manufacturability, manufacturing engineering and tool fabrication for division of global manufacturer of tight tolerance parts for the automotive, aerospace, and electronics industries.Shall:
- Support, validate, and revise mold design and fabrication for prototype and final tooling.
- Use mold-filling simulation software to simulate molten plastic flow into mold geometries.
- Evaluate and optimize new mold designs before steel is cut and solve problems with existing molds.
- Perform Cooling Time studies, Gate Seal studies, Cosmetic Process Window (CPW) studies, Pressure Drop studies, Fill analysis, Cavity Balance studies, Mold Viscosity tests, etc.
- Model packing, warpage, and cooling to predict sinks and distortions.
- Participate in new process design and process troubleshooting through design for manufacturability (DFM) and simulations using mold-filling software.