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To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This ...

To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This ...

To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This ...

To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This ...

To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This ...

Troubleshoot material and processing issues related to rubber molding and manufacturing. * Perform laboratory testing and material characterization using techniques such as FTIR, DMA, DSC, TGA ...

To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This ...

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How much do rubber molding jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 26, 2026, the average hourly pay for rubber molding in the United States is $21.82, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.31 and $25.48 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Rubber Molding position, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Rubber Molding role, you need strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and the ability to read and interpret blueprints or technical drawings, often complemented by a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with molding machines, quality control instruments, and safety equipment is typically expected, and specialized training or certification in manufacturing processes can be advantageous. Key soft skills include teamwork, problem-solving, and effective communication to coordinate with other workers and address production issues promptly. These abilities help ensure efficient, high-quality production and a safe work environment in fast-paced manufacturing settings.

What is a Rubber Molding job?

A Rubber Molding job involves operating machines that shape raw rubber into finished products using heat and pressure. Workers in this role set up molds, monitor the molding process, trim excess material, and inspect products for quality. They may work with different types of rubber and molding techniques, such as compression, injection, or transfer molding. Attention to detail and knowledge of machine operation are essential for ensuring accurate and defect-free parts.

What does a typical day look like for someone working in a Rubber Molding position?

A typical day in a Rubber Molding role involves setting up and operating molding machines, monitoring production runs, inspecting molded products for quality, and performing routine maintenance or troubleshooting. Rubber Molding professionals frequently collaborate with quality control teams and shift supervisors to meet production targets and resolve any manufacturing issues that arise. Safety and cleanliness are important aspects of the work environment, as you’ll handle various materials and operate industrial equipment. The role may also require standing for extended periods and working in shifts, depending on the employer’s production schedule.

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Molding Process Engineer

medplast

Elkhorn, WI

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 19 days ago


Job description

This is an exciting role where no two days will be the same. Healthy balance between theoretical problem solving, and hands-on application. See a direct impact of your daily work on life saving devices that you see out in the world every day. To become the most trusted center of excellence for all silicone and rubber molding. 

As a Process Engineer you will have a direct impact on making life saving devices each day and every day. This role provides Engineering support and optimization improvements on established equipment including vision systems, auxiliary equipment, automation, robots, end of arm tooling, packaging, plastic injection molding, assembly and other processing systems for an injection molding manufacturer.

Innovation: Constantly drive improvement in quality and efficiency through implementing new technology, practices, and equipment. Exciting times with all the automation opportunities that exist.

Growth: Will report directly to Engineering Manager, but will work closely with other Managers as well as the plant manager (Director of Operations). Hard work and contributions will not go unnoticed. We are very supportive of training opportunities in areas that are of interest.

Mission: We collaborate and innovate with our customers to provide the highest quality, life enhancing medical devices in the world.

What you’ll do:

  • Develop programs and/or methods to optimize productivity and reduce cycle time, manufacturing losses, and overall costs.
  • Assure that the process adheres to ISO standards
  • Continuously improve existing processes using design of experiments and other methods to increase efficiencies.
  • Support the product development process by assisting the program teams as necessary to ensure successful product launches.
  • Mold validation process set-up, troubleshooting and process monitoring.
  • Quotes, procures, modifies and validates both new and existing production mold tooling.
  • Resolves technical tooling and process problems associated with both new and old tooling.
  • Assists in selection of tooling vendors.
  • Directs vendor interface, coordinates in-process changes and approves tooling upon completion.
  • Works with our vendors to perform new or modified component validations as applicable; determines the requirements and directs any tooling upgrades to existing tooling.
  • Monitors all molding operations, tracking efficiency and potential issues.
  • Scientific approach to problem solving machine issues. Tracks statistical data and utilizes SPC to continuously monitor and improve the efficiency of the molding operations.
  • Participates in variation scrap and cost reduction opportunities.
  • Works as a cross-functional team member with involvement in processes, various designs, troubleshooting, project management and cost analysis.
  • Assists in the collection of information, selection and implementation of new molding projects.
  • Creates procedures, routings and BOM’s. Assists with corrective actions to resolve non-conformances as root causes are identified.
  • Optimize manufacturing practices.
  • Improve work force by training Process Technicians and Mold Technicians on efficient machines.
  • Other projects and tasks as assigned.

Requirements: 

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or related field preferred
  • 4+ years experience in a manufacturing environment (Silicone injection molding experience preferred)
  • Working knowledge of manufacturing technologies with emphasis on injection molding, SPC, DOE and GD & T.
  • Detailed knowledge of mold and part design
  • Proficiency with MS Office software suites (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.)
  • Excellent communication and record-keeping skills

Benefits: 

  • New employees are eligible for the following benefits effective date of hire!
  • Medical, dental, and vision benefits
  • Company-paid life insurance and disability benefits
  • Generous Paid time off and 11 paid Holidays
  • 401k Plan with Company Match
  • Tuition Reimbursement
  • Voluntary Universal Life and Long-Term Care
  • Voluntary Legal Plan
  • Pet Insurance
  • Home Ownership Program