Process Engineer
Process EngineerCompany: Omega Plastics IncPrimary Location: 24401 Capital Blvd, Clinton Township, MI 48036 USAWorkplace Type: On-siteEmployment Type: Salaried | Full-TimeFunction: EngineeringEqual Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/DisabledMain Duties & ResponsibilitiesPosition Summary:The Process Engineer plays a critical role in supporting a high-performing manufacturing environment by driving technical problem-solving, process optimization, and continuous improvement initiatives. This position is responsible for developing, troubleshooting, and improving injection molding and assembly processes while ensuring efficiency, quality, and cost targets are achieved.The Process Engineer leverages data-driven decision-making and scientific molding methodologies to enhance manufacturing performance, support new program launches, and contribute to overall operational excellence.Primary Duties and Responsibilities:Key ResponsibilitiesLead and support technical problem-solving efforts related to manufacturing processes and equipmentDevelop, optimize, and document robust injection molding and assembly processesTroubleshoot production issues directly on the floor and implement corrective actionsConduct DOE (Design of Experiments), validation activities, and capability studiesAnalyze process data to drive continuous improvement and reduce scrapEnsure all process documentation, work instructions, and reports are completed accurately and on timeSupport new tool launches, engineering changes, and sampling activities within required timelinesCollaborate with tooling, quality, and program management teams to ensure successful project executionUtilize automation (e.g., robotics, pickers) to improve efficiency, quality, and cost performanceParticipate in customer visits and support mold trials as neededLeadership & DevelopmentTrain and mentor Process Technicians to develop advanced technical capabilitiesLead or contribute to continuous improvement initiatives across manufacturing operationsPromote best practices in scientific molding (e.g., RJG methodology) and standardized processesKey AccountabilitiesAchieve or exceed cost targets related to setup time and cycle efficiencyMeet established timelines for sampling and production readinessMaintain accurate and timely process documentationReduce scrap and improve process capability on challenging programsSupport preventative maintenance strategies for critical equipmentKey Working Relationships:Manufacturing TeamTooling TeamQuality TeamProgram ManagementCustomers (as needed for trials and visits)Physical Demands/Work Environment:Work performed in a manufacturing environmentFrequent standing, walking, bending, and lifting (up to 50 lbs.)Ability to work both on the production floor and at a computer workstationThis role is required to be on-site 5 days at the Clinton Township, MI location.About UsTriMas Life Sciences is a global provider of precision injection-molded components and assemblies for the medical device, diagnostic, pharmaceutical and surgical markets. The company serves key industries, including medical, packaging, industrial and consumer goods, and through our trusted brands, we deliver innovative, high-quality solutions that support our customers from prototype to full-scale production.Our work enables life-saving technologies and products that improve people's lives, and we take pride in being part of that purpose every day.Why Join TriMas Life Sciences?At TriMas Life Sciences, we believe our success begins with our people. We are committed to creating an environment where every employee feels valued, supported and inspired to contribute their best work.When you join our team, you become part of a collaborative and purpose-driven organization committed to:Supporting Our People - Our employees are the heart of our success. We embrace diversity, encourage collaboration and foster an inclusive workplace built on safety, respect and continuous learning.Driving Innovation - We invest in technology, automation and process excellence to deliver "part perfect" solutions. Our teams are empowered to develop new ideas while ensuring the highest standards of quality and compliance.Advancing Healthcare - We partner with our customers to design and manufacture precision-engineered solutions that enable medical innovation, enhance patient care and support better health outcomes worldwide.Building a Sustainable Future - We are committed to responsible manufacturing, minimizing environmental impact and helping customers bring safer, more sustainable products to market.We offer competitive benefits, a culture that supports and empowers our people, and opportunities to make a meaningful difference.If you're looking for a place where you can grow your career, be challenged and contribute to life-changing innovations, TriMas Life Sciences is the place for you.QualificationsEducation & Experience:Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field preferred3+ years of experience in a manufacturing or process engineering roleExperience in injection molding or plastics manufacturing strongly preferredKnowledge & Skills:Strong understanding of scientific molding principles (RJG experience preferred)Experience with DOE, process validation, and statistical analysisAbility to interpret mold flow data and apply insights to process improvementsFamiliarity with automation systems and manufacturing equipmentStrong problem-solving and analytical skillsEffective communication and cross-functional collaboration abilitiesBenefitsBenefit offerings include Medical Insurance and Prescription Drugs, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Flexible Spending Accounts, Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, Long-Term Disability Insurance (for eligible employees), Employee Assistance Plan (EAP), Paid Time Off (may include vacation and sick time), Retirement Program, and Other Voluntary Benefits.Click here for more information: www.trimasbenefits.com