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Job Description
Aegis Worldwide
Process Engineer
1st shift
$90,000-125,000
Position Summary:
Aegis Worldwide is partnered with a manufacturer in the Pendleton, IN area who is looking to add a Process Engineer to their team!
Must Haves:
- Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering (or related field)
- 3+ years of injection molding process engineering experience
- PP and PC material knowledge
Job Responsibilities:
- Support commissioning and validation of electric, hydraulic, and hybrid injection molding presses, robotics, downstream automation, dryers, chillers, and material handling systems.
- Verify machine capability relative to material and mold requirements.
- Optimize cycle times while protecting part performance and mold life.
- Support mold trials, steel-safe modifications, and new tool launches.
- Ensure molds are technically capable of operating within defined process windows.
- Provide engineering guidance on wear components and mold preventive maintenance requirements.
- Own molding-related process capability metrics (Cp/Cpk).
- Implement and maintain SPC on critical process parameters and part characteristics.
- Drive the transition from inspection-based quality control to process-controlled manufacturing.
- Support investigations into scrap, quality holds, and customer complaints through rigorous data analysis.
- Develop and validate robust process windows for PP, PC, and similar thermoplastics.
- Define, document, and sustain golden process settings, including melt temperature and shear, injection velocity profiles, pack/hold pressure and time, cooling efficiency, and mold temperature control.
- Apply material science principles—viscosity, shrinkage, crystallization behavior (PP), and thermal sensitivity (PC)—to process design and optimization.
- Own process setup sheets, standard work, and controlled parameter limits to ensure repeatability.
- Lead engineering analysis and resolution of complex molding defects such as flow hesitation, jetting, sinks, warp, blush, splay, burns, voids, and dimensional instability.

