Multi Jet Fusion Production and Post‑Processing Technician

Empire Group Manufacturing; Attleboro (MA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Empire Group Manufacturing is seeking a Multi Jet Fusion Production and Post-Processing Technician to join its additive team in Attleboro, MA. You will run daily MJF builds end to end—from build prep and powder handling to finishing, inspection, and staging—with occasional support for FDM and SLA.

The role requires hands-on manufacturing experience, mechanical aptitude, high attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple jobs.

Qualifications

• Hands-on background in manufacturing or production.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow written procedures.
• Ability to manage multiple jobs and counts and organize parts.
• Basic computer skills for documentation and job tracking.

Responsibilities

• Run daily MJF printing operations from prep to staging.
• Handle polymer powders safely and maintain logs.
• Depowder, clean, bead blast, dye, and stage parts.
• Install hardware per drawings and instructions.
• Assist with FDM/SLA work as needed.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Attention to detail

Independent worker

Team collaboration

Tools

Bead blaster

Heated tools

Powder handling equipment

Pallet jacks

Job description

Multi Jet Fusion Production and Post‑Processing TechnicianJoin Empire Group’s additive team and turn powder into precision parts. Reporting to the Additive Manufacturing Technical Lead, you will run daily MJF builds end to end—from build prep and powder handling to finishing, inspection, and staging—while also pitching in on FDM and SLA when needed.A day in your roleReview production travelers, priorities, and quality notes; stage jobs and materials.Prepare and load polymer powders, configure the MJF build, set parameters, and start the run.Monitor equipment and job status; record machine logs and address routine adjustments.Unpack cooled builds; depowder, clean, and bead blast parts for a uniform surface.Dye components to spec, sort by job, and stage for downstream operations.Install heat‑set inserts and other hardware per drawings and work instructions.Perform in‑process inspections to catch defects, dimensional issues, or missing features.Document quantities, scrap, rework, insert counts, and post‑processing notes.Coordinate with finishing, paint, quality, and production to keep work flowing.Clean equipment, change consumables, complete preventive maintenance, and reset for the next build.Core responsibilitiesExecute daily MJF printing operations, including build preparation, setup, operation, monitoring, and job staging.Handle polymer powders safely—loading, recovery, storage, and organization.Unpack and process MJF builds: depowdering, cleaning, bead blasting, dyeing, sorting, and staging.Install hardware (e.g., heat‑set inserts) to meet drawings, work instructions, and quality requirements.Inspect parts throughout post‑processing and flag defects or inconsistencies.Follow established travelers, written work instructions, quality standards, and schedule priorities.Maintain organized staging areas for printed, cleaned, inspected, rework, and completed parts.Perform routine machine cleaning, preventive maintenance, consumable changes, and readiness checks.Maintain accurate records: job status, quantities, scrap, rework, machine logs, insert counts, and post‑processing notes.Assist with FDM and SLA work: part removal, support removal, resin cleaning, curing, sanding, and staging.Collaborate with finishing, painting, quality, and production personnel to keep throughput high.Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace; follow PPE, equipment safety, powder handling, and housekeeping practices.Perform additional additive manufacturing and production support tasks as assigned.Required experience and skillsHands‑on background in manufacturing, production, machine operation, shop work, finishing, assembly, or similar.Mechanical aptitude and confidence operating production equipment.Strong attention to detail; consistently follows written procedures.Comfort handling small parts, tracking counts, and organizing multiple jobs simultaneously.Ability to recognize visible defects, damage, missing parts, and installation issues.Basic computer proficiency for documentation and job tracking.Ability to work safely around powders, compressed air, heated tools, bead blasters, and industrial machinery.Dependable, organized, and effective working independently or on a team.Preferred qualificationsExperience in additive manufacturing or industrial 3D printing.Exposure to MJF, SLS, SLA, FDM, or comparable technologies.Background in depowdering, bead blasting, dyeing, sanding, support removal, resin cleaning, curing, and other finishing steps.Experience installing heat‑set inserts or other hardware in manufactured parts.Ability to read travelers, technical drawings, work instructions, and inspection criteria.Experience in a quality‑controlled manufacturing environment.Familiarity with hand tools, shop equipment, heated tools, pallet jacks, and material‑handling equipment.Physical demandsStand, walk, bend, reach, and perform hands‑on tasks for extended periods in a production setting.Lift and handle parts, powder containers, consumables, and production materials as needed.Perform repetitive hand motions and detailed part‑handling work.Wear required PPE and work safely around powders, compressed air, heated tools, blasting equipment, resin systems, 3D printers, and other industrial equipment.