Where is the Injection Molding Engineer role at Hengst Filtration based?

This role is based in Camden, SC.

How many years of experience does this Injection Molding Engineer role require?

The posting calls for at least 5 years of relevant experience.

What techniques or methods are required for this Injection Molding Engineer role?

Scientific molding, Process validation, PFMEA, Statistical analysis.

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Injection Molding Engineer

Hengst Filtration · Camden, SC3w ago

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Own injection molding processes, tooling, and automation for filtration products from concept to production.

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Worth knowing

Why it is interesting. Hands-on ownership of molding processes, tooling, and automation with direct impact on production.

Might not be for you. Requires 5+ years injection molding experience; fast-paced manufacturing floor role.

Mostly at the benchDeep specialistFast-paced BS acceptableSenior hires only

Core polymer roleDevelop, optimize, and troubleshoot plastic injection molding processes using scientific molding principles; knowledge of plastic materials

Seniority: Mid-level
Work: On-site
Type: Full-time
Degree: BS
Experience: 5+ yrs
Industry: Automotive
Role: Process Engineering

Materials

Plastics349 roles

Techniques

Scientific molding23 roles Process validation26 roles PFMEA57 roles Statistical analysis86 roles Six Sigma18 rolesRJG Master Molder

Role details

Hengst of North America is looking for an experienced Injection Molding Engineer to join our Engineering team in Camden, South Carolina.

This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys being close to the manufacturing process. You’ll take ownership of injection molding processes, tooling, automation, and continuous improvement while supporting new product launches from concept through production.

What You’ll Do

Develop, optimize, and troubleshoot plastic injection molding processes using scientific molding principles
Design, develop, and improve molds, tooling, fixtures, and auxiliary systems
Support new product launches from concept and prototype through validation and series production
Develop process parameters and execute process validation using data-driven methods
Lead improvements in quality, cycle time, reliability, cost, and manufacturability
Specify and source new equipment and support capital projects through installation, validation, and production handoff
Support robotics and manufacturing automation, including programming and troubleshooting
Apply PFMEA, statistical analysis, and structured problem-solving tools to identify and resolve manufacturing issues
Partner with Manufacturing, Quality, suppliers, and other cross-functional teams to solve problems and improve plant performance

hat We’re Looking For

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Plastics/Polymer Engineering, Plastics Processing, or a related field
5+ years of injection molding engineering experience
Strong knowledge of injection molding processes, tooling, process validation, and plastic materials
Experience with scientific molding principles
Strong analytical and hands-on troubleshooting skills
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment

Preferred experience includes

Tier 1 automotive manufacturing
Industrial robotics and automated manufacturing systems
Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement tools
Six Sigma Green/Black Belt,

RJG Master Molder II

, or equivalent certification

Why Hengst?

You’ll have the opportunity to directly influence our molding operations—from equipment and automation to tooling, process development, and new product integration. We’re looking for someone who wants to solve problems, improve processes, and make a visible impact on our Camden manufacturing operation.