Print Process Developer

Enter Group; Venlo; On-site; EUR 44,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Growth opportunities

Regular socials

Fully catered family day in Efteling

Job summary

ENTER in Venlo seeks a Print Process Developer to turn physics into real printing technology. You will explore ink, head and media interactions, develop processes and validate models in a hands-on R&D environment.

You collaborate across disciplines, translate findings into robust solutions, and contribute to future printing products and applications. Fluent English and strong physics background required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Physics or related field.
• Hands-on experimental mindset with measurement equipment experience.
• Fluent English, both spoken and written.
• Ability to model physical phenomena and analyze data.

Responsibilities

• Investigating printing physics through experiments, measurements, data analysis and modelling.
• Developing print processes across inks, printheads, media, drying, fixation and image processing.
• Translating print-quality issues and application needs into physical questions and technical requirements.
• Designing experiments on laboratory setups and printing systems, and validating physical models.
• Collaborating across disciplines to understand interactions and trade-offs in the complete print process.
• Turning scientific insights into robust solutions for future printing products and applications.

Skills

Physics

Experimentation

Data analysis

English proficiency

Team player

Education

Bachelors/Masters in Physics

Tools

Measurement equipment

Job description

Are you fascinated by physics and eager to see your scientific insights come to life in real technology? Do you enjoy combining experiments, data analysis and physical modelling? As a Print Process Developer, you will work on the physics behind the next generation of inkjet printing technology.

What will you do?

You will investigate how ink, printheads, media, drying and other parts of the printing process interact, and use that understanding to improve print quality and develop new applications. In this hands‑on R&D role, you combine experiments, data analysis and physical modelling to turn scientific insights into technology that works in a real printing system.

Your responsibilities include:

• Investigating printing physics through experiments, measurements, data analysis and modelling.
• Developing print processes across inks, printheads, media, drying, fixation and image processing.
• Translating print‑quality issues and application needs into physical questions and technical requirements.
• Designing experiments on laboratory setups and printing systems, and validating physical models.
• Collaborating across disciplines to understand interactions and trade‑offs in the complete print process.
• Turning scientific insights into robust solutions for future printing products and applications.

What do we expect from you?

You are a team player with a strong understanding of physics and a hands‑on, experimental mindset. You are curious, analytical and enjoy getting to the bottom of how physical processes really work, and you can explain your findings clearly to others.

In addition, you have:

• A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physics, Chemistry, Applied Physics, Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• A strong understanding of physics and the curiosity to learn unfamiliar technologies quickly.
• A hands‑on experimental mindset and confidence working with measurement equipment.
• The ability to describe physical behaviour using models, calculations and data analysis.
• Strong analytical skills and a systematic approach to testing hypotheses.
• An interest in translating scientific understanding into reliable product technology.
• The ability to collaborate across technical disciplines and communicate results clearly.
• Fluent spoken and written English.

Working as a Print Process Developer through ENTER

Through ENTER, you will work for an international technology company that develops advanced printing systems. At its R&D site in Venlo, the company works on the next generation of inkjet printing technology and new printing applications.

You will join a multidisciplinary R&D environment, working alongside physicists, chemists, engineers, software developers and technology specialists. The challenges cross traditional engineering boundaries, from fluid behaviour and droplet formation to ink-media interaction, drying and print‑quality effects.

As a Print Process Developer, you will use experimental setups and real printing systems to test your ideas and see the results directly. Working closely with colleagues from other disciplines, you will translate your findings into robust solutions for future printing products and applications.

As an ENTER colleague you can of course expect a lot from us as well

• A driven team and an inspiring working environment where our motto #techwithaheartbeat is at the heart of our company!
• Driven and enthusiastic colleagues;
• Lots of room for growth and development;
• A gross monthly salary between €3900 and €5800 based on your background and experience;
• Recurring socials such as the annual BBQ, Christmas dinner, a pub quiz and our fully catered family day in the Efteling;
  And much more!

Want to know more?

Do you want to know more about what you're going to do as Print Process Developer? Then contact Sjuul van der Heijden via [e-mail]