Experienced Inkjet Imaging Technician — High‑Speed Print Systems

SG360°; Wheeling (IL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Education assistance

Disability insurance (short/long-term)

Wellness resources

401k with employer match

Job summary

sg360° is seeking an Inkjet Imaging Technician to set up, maintain, and troubleshoot inline imaging equipment on commercial presses. The role covers inkjetting mailing addresses, graphics, and barcodes for high-speed web applications, with focus on quality and accuracy.

You will collaborate with production teams on imaging capabilities, maintain Kodak and Fuji imaging systems, and communicate potential issues with management to provide viable solutions.

Qualifications

• 2-year electronic technical/associates degree or military equivalent.
• 5+ years of experience with inkjet imaging systems and knowledge of postal regulation for Standard Mail per USPS specifications a definite plus.
• Technical knowledge of Kodak 6240, S10, DH91 & Fuji Samba imagers and related controller software.
• Diagnose computer hardware and software malfunctions.
• Basic networking skills.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with production personnel regarding variable imaging capabilities and requirements for jobs running on press.
• Setup, maintain, and troubleshoot variable imaging equipment and software, including Kodak 6240, S10, DH91 & Fuji Samba imaging systems along with its related software.
• Communicate with team members and management to determine or foresee possible imaging issues and offer alternative viable solutions.

Job description

sg360° is seeking an Inkjet Imaging Technician to set up, maintain, and troubleshoot inline imaging equipment on commercial presses. The role covers inkjetting mailing addresses, graphics, and barcodes for high-speed web applications, with focus on quality and accuracy.

You will collaborate with production teams on imaging capabilities, maintain Kodak and Fuji imaging systems, and communicate potential issues with management to provide viable solutions.