At Serigraph, injection molding isn’t the end of the process – it is the integration point. Our decorated plastic film is printed, formed, and precision trimmed before it ever reaches the mold tool. With gate design, resin selection, and a solid processing window, your job is to bring the whole system together, resulting in a complete class-A surface product.
If you haven’t done film insert molding before, that’s okay. If you’ve done technically demanding cosmetic molding – thin walls, optical surfaces, class A automotive trim – you already think the right way, and we want to hear from you.
In this role, you’ll own the injection molding side of new product launches from early DFM conversations with customer engineers through tool design, process development, validation and SOP. You’re the technical bridge from concept to launch. You'll work directly with the upstream printing and forming teams, because what happens before the film hits the cavity determines what you're working with.
The parts you launch end up in automotive interiors, appliance control panels, and backlit interface assemblies for global programs. The customers are sophisticated. The cosmetic standards are stringent. The work is real.