Engineering Technician (3pm -11pm)

Job title: Engineering Technician (3pm -11pm)

About the Role Milwaukee Tool is seeking an Engineering Technician for the 3pm–11pm shift to support injection molding operations through hands-on technical expertise, process ownership, and close collaboration with production, automation, and maintenance teams. The role is responsible for setting up and optimizing molds, troubleshooting process and equipment issues, and ensuring stable production by monitoring machine parameters, cycle times, and part quality. By working directly with operators and technicians, you will help ensure safe, efficient, and reliable manufacturing performance in a fast-paced environment.

What You'll Do

• Support process stability and robustness by applying scientific molding principles, including Fill/Pack/Hold separation, and thermal control fundamentals.
• Participate in mold setups, startups, and changeovers to support production, validate process intent, and assist setup technicians during complex or abnormal conditions.
• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and correct process-related issues using structured root-cause methods rather than symptom-based adjustments.
• Document, track, and report mold, process, automation, and equipment-related issues, ensuring information is accurate and actionable.
• Communicate and appropriately escalate production issues to ensure quality, safety, and on time delivery commitments are maintained.
• Lead, mentor, and develop setup technicians, providing technical guidance and assisting with work direction during startups, changeovers, and abnormal conditions.
• Maintain, and improve process documentation, including setup sheets, work instructions, operational guidelines, and troubleshooting aids.
• Effectively prioritize and manage multiple concurrent technical activities in a fast-paced production environment.
• Adhere to timelines while maintaining strong attention to process discipline, safety, and quality requirements.
• Perform other duties as assigned that support manufacturing and engineering objectives.

What We're Looking For

• Associate’s Degree (preferred) in Industrial Automation, Mechatronics, Plastics Technology, or completion of an Injection Molding Apprenticeship or equivalent technical training.
• Minimum of 5 years of hands-on experience setting up, troubleshooting, and supporting injection molding production processes.
• Solid understanding of mechatronic systems, including hydraulics, pneumatics, sensors, and electrical components as applied to manufacturing equipment.

Nice to Have

• RJG Master Molder I or II certification preferred or demonstrated equivalent knowledge of scientific molding principles.

Compensation & Benefits

• Legendary Company Culture
• Robust health, dental and vision insurance plans
• Generous 401(k) savings plan
• Education assistance
• On-site food and coffee service
• And many more; check out our benefits site for details