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Injection molding technician
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What they do
A Molding or Casting Worker sets up and operates machines that are used to mold and cast metal or plastic parts and products.
$43,404 / year median in Virginia
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Injection Molding Process Technician - Advanced Automation Medical Device Manufacturing | Staunton, VA | On-Site | 12-Hour Rotating Shift Build the Future of Medical Device Manufacturing Do you enjoy solving complex injection molding challenges in highly automated manufacturing environments? We're partnering with a leading medical device manufacturer seeking experienced Injection Molding Process Technicians to support one of the most advanced automated molding operations you'll likely encounter. If you thrive troubleshooting molding processes, optimizing production, and working around sophisticated automation, this could be an outstanding opportunity. This isn't a traditional production technician role. You'll help support highly automated manufacturing cells that combine injection molding, robotics, automated inspection, and precision assembly to manufacture life-changing medical devices in a clean, regulated environment. What You'll Do
- Troubleshoot and optimize injection molding processes to improve quality, cycle time, and productivity.
- Support highly automated molding cells utilizing robotics, custom automation, automated inspection systems, and precision handling equipment.
- Diagnose molding defects, material issues, tooling concerns, and process variation.
- Collaborate with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Production, Tooling, and Automation teams to solve complex manufacturing challenges.
- Support process validation and new product introductions in a regulated medical device environment.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on process capability, uptime, and manufacturing efficiency.
- Help maintain stable, repeatable manufacturing processes that consistently produce high-quality medical components. What We're Looking For
- Approximately 5+ years of injection molding process experience.
- Strong troubleshooting skills involving molding processes, materials, and production issues.
- Experience working around highly automated manufacturing cells.
- Scientific molding experience is highly desirable.
- Experience with Arburg or similar injection molding equipment is a plus.
- Medical device, pharmaceutical, or other regulated manufacturing experience is preferred.
- RJG Master Molder certification is a plus.
- Strong mechanical aptitude and excellent problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work effectively with cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams.
- Work with advanced automated manufacturing systems incorporating robotics, precision inspection, and custom-built automation.
- Join an engineering-driven culture where manufacturing, tooling, automation, and engineering work closely together.
- Support the production of life-changing medical devices in a clean, high-tech manufacturing environment.
- Be part of a growing operation as additional manufacturing cells are installed and brought into production.
- Excellent opportunity to expand your technical skills beyond traditional injection molding. Compensation & Benefits
- $25.00-$33.00/hour (flexibility available for exceptional candidates)
- 12-hour rotating 2-2-3 schedule
Day Shift Differential:
+10%Night Shift Differential:
+15%- Overtime eligible
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability coverage
- 401(k) with company match
- HSA/FSA options
- Paid holidays
- PTO starting at approximately 88 hours annually
- Relocation assistance may be considered for exceptional candidates.