Print Process Engineer - R&D & Inkjet Innovation

The Member Company; Eindhoven; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Member Company in the Netherlands is seeking a Print Process Developer to join an innovative R&D team focused on next-generation industrial inkjet printing technology. You will explore the physics of printing, ink behavior, droplet formation, media interaction and drying processes, and translate scientific insights into practical solutions for future products.

You will collaborate with physicists, chemists, engineers and software developers to test theories on real industrial systems and to

Responsibilities

• Investigating printing phenomena through experiments, measurements, data analysis, and physical modelling.
• Developing and optimizing print processes involving inks, printheads, media, drying, fixation, and image processing.
• Translating print-quality challenges and application requirements into physical questions and technical solutions.
• Designing and executing experiments using laboratory setups and industrial printing systems.
• Building, validating, and refining physical models to explain and predict process behavior.
• Analyzing complex datasets and using insights to improve print performance.
• Collaborating with specialists from multiple disciplines to understand process interactions and trade-offs.
• Converting scientific knowledge into robust, scalable solutions for future products and applications.

Skills

Data analysis

Physical modelling

Experimental design

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Print process knowledge

Job description

The Member Company in the Netherlands is seeking a Print Process Developer to join an innovative R&D team focused on next-generation industrial inkjet printing technology. You will explore the physics of printing, ink behavior, droplet formation, media interaction and drying processes, and translate scientific insights into practical solutions for future products.

You will collaborate with physicists, chemists, engineers and software developers to test theories on real industrial systems and to