Test Engineering Technologist (HRC Lab)
Husky Technologies
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About the Role
The Test Engineering Technologist is a member of the Product Development Engineering team responsible for creating, deploying, and managing validation plans for new or product enhancements, and providing advanced support in customer service situations.
Key Responsibilities
- Review the application, schedule and complete resin test requests with reports.
- Assemble and disassemble complete systems and provide input to engineering (troubleshooting).
- Prepare resin, mold, hot runner, and machine for applications or resin testing.
- Recommend and implement improved efficiency practices within the department.
- Create professional technical reports for both internal and external customers.
- Develop application guidelines and train other departments and regions in their use.
- Produce technical reports and present both internally (VP and lower) and externally (customers and sales).
- Develop strong relationships with regional Husky Team members and customer beta sites to support new products.
- Assist in the resolution of significant, long-term warranty projects requiring in-depth analysis.
- Provide customer start-up support for high-priority systems.
- Attend design review, assembly, and testing for high-risk production molding systems.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Plastics Processing
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Injection Molding Processes
- Resins
- Mold Design
- IQ, OQ, and PQ
- Blueprints
- Schematics
- Electrical Systems
- Mechanical Systems
- Thermodynamics
- Fluids
- Stress Analysis
- Technical Report Writing using Microsoft applications
- Mold Instrumentation
- Hot Runner Instrumentation
- Microsoft applications
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Plastics or Mechanical Engineering; OR at least 5 years of plastics processing or manufacturing engineering experience.
- Strong understanding of injection molding processes, resins, and mold design.
- Medical molding validation environment experience preferred.
- Capable of working from blueprints and schematics to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems.
- Knowledge of thermodynamics, fluids, and stress analysis.
- Moderate travel is required.