Engineering Program Manager

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Job Title/Position: Engineering Program Manager

Position Summary:

The Engineering Program Manager is a plastics engineering role with full lifecycle accountability for new product introduction (NPI) programs. This individual is responsible for driving new injection molded programs from concept through tool build, validation, production release, and beyond — ensuring technical integrity, disciplined execution, and on-time/on-budget launch. This role is fundamentally engineering-centric. The Program Manager leads part DFM, mold design direction, validation strategy, and processing readiness. The role also requires proactive identification and execution of all cross-functional activities required for production release.