Molding&Casting Engineer

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Location: Bulgaria Location Type: Remote, Working hours according to Central European Time zone (start in between 8-10am CET)Full-Time

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Requirements

Professional experience in one of the following field: High Pressure Injection Molding Tools Designer, Thermoplastic processing engineer, Design engineer for HPDC, LPDC
Experience in engineering role on a production floor with plastic processing OR in a development of parts suitable for molding/casting processing
Expert knowledge: part design rules for a feasible high pressure injection molding processing or aluminium die casting, most common processing quality issues and root causes, understanding of Mold Flow analysis and it results
Understanding of various plastic post-processes: pad-printing, silk-screening, spray painting, chroming, hot foil stamping, etc
Knowledge of other tooling technologies like Vacuum Casting in silicone molds, Compression Molding, Investment Casting, Sand Casting will be a benefit
Strong multicultural communication skills in English with ability to convince, justify and defend ideas, and technical solutions in front of external / internal stakeholders

Responsibilities

Communicate with Sales Team and manufacturers across Europe and Asia in order to prepare quotations
Analyzing incoming 3D CAD part design for High Pressure Injection Molding, High Pressure Die Casting, Thermoforming, other tooling technologies
To optimize part 3D CAD design and improve part design feasibility
Participate in pre-sales meetings with Sales Team and external customers via video-calls, support technical questions/answers
Support DFM stage of the project in order to verify technical solutions proposed by a manufacturer and to present, and explain it to the end customer

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