Senior Maintenance Technician – Injection Molding

Atomic Industries, Inc.; Shelby Township (SD); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Equity opportunity

Brand new equipment

Job summary

Atomic Industries, Inc. in Detroit area seeks a Senior Injection Molding Maintenance Technician to lead preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance across molding operations. You’ll keep presses, robots, and support equipment running at peak performance with minimal downtime.

This hands-on role requires deep mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic knowledge—large-tonnage machines (500T–2000T). You will shape our PM program, track downtime data, and help scale a next-generation factory.

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience in injection molding maintenance, preferably with large-tonnage machines.
• Strong understanding of machine hydraulics, electric systems (480V 3-phase), and controls
• Ability to read schematics, ladder logic, and troubleshoot PLC-controlled systems
• Skilled in mechanical rebuilds, servo systems, and machine alignment
• Comfortable in a startup environment—able to wear multiple hats and take initiative
• Bonus: Experience with predictive maintenance tools, CMMS systems, or equipment calibration
• High school diploma or technical certificate required; advanced training or licensing preferred

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair injection molding machines (190T–2000T), robots, dryers, chillers, and other auxiliary equipment
• Perform mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic repairs with minimal supervision
• Develop and execute preventive maintenance (PM) schedules and maintain detailed logs
• Support installation and commissioning of new equipment
• Collaborate with engineering and production teams to identify recurring issues and implement long‑term solutions
• Assist with electrical and facility infrastructure as needed (e.g., power distribution, sensors, air, water systems)
• Keep critical spare parts inventory organized and recommend reorders
• Train and mentor junior techs and machine operators in basic troubleshooting
• Respond to urgent maintenance calls during production shifts and after‑hours when needed

Skills

Injection Molding

Hydraulics

Electrical systems

PLC troubleshooting

Mechanical rebuilds

Reading schematics

Education

High school diploma or technical certificate

Tools

CMMS

Job description

Shelby Township, MI

About Atomic Industries

Atomic Industries is reinventing how the world makes things. From cars and aerospace systems to medical devices and packaging, most physical goods begin life in a mold or are shaped by a manufacturing tool. Producing these tools has always been slow, manual, and dependent on scarce expertise, taking weeks or months. We’re changing that.

At our Detroit headquarters, we combine the industrial DNA of America’s manufacturing heartland with the speed, intelligence, and precision of Silicon Valley. Our AI-driven platform tackles the hardest problems in geometry, process planning, and fabrication, collapsing production timelines from months to days and soon, minutes. We don’t just build software; we run a fully operational factory where our technology produces production-grade tooling every week, enabling tight feedback loops and rapid iteration.

Backed by top-tier investors, we’re restoring speed, flexibility, and capability to the American industrial base. Our mission is to make manufacturing as agile and scalable as the digital world, and in doing so, rebuild the infrastructure of the physical economy.

Position Overview

We’re hiring aSenior Injection Molding Maintenance Technicianto lead preventative, corrective, and emergency maintenance across our molding operations. You’ll be responsible for keeping our presses, robotics, and support equipment running at peak performance with minimal downtime.

This is a hands‑on role requiring deep mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic knowledge—especially with large‑tonnage machines (500T–2000T). You’ll also play a key role in shaping our PM program, tracking downtime data, and helping scale a next‑generation factory.

Key Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair injection molding machines (190T–2000T), robots, dryers, chillers, and other auxiliary equipment

Perform mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic repairs with minimal supervision

Develop and execute preventive maintenance (PM) schedules and maintain detailed logs

Support installation and commissioning of new equipment

Collaborate with engineering and production teams to identify recurring issues and implement long‑term solutions

Assist with electrical and facility infrastructure as needed (e.g., power distribution, sensors, air, water systems)

Keep critical spare parts inventory organized and recommend reorders

Train and mentor junior techs and machine operators in basic troubleshooting

Respond to urgent maintenance calls during production shifts and after‑hours when needed

Equipment You’ll Maintain

Cooling systems: chillers, tower, mold temp controllers

Facility systems: compressors, cranes, power distribution

Qualifications

5+ years experience ininjection molding maintenance, preferably with large‑tonnage machines

Strong understanding of machine hydraulics, electric systems (480V 3-phase), and controls

Ability to read schematics, ladder logic, and troubleshoot PLC‑controlled systems

Skilled in mechanical rebuilds, servo systems, and machine alignment

Comfortable in a startup environment—able to wear multiple hats and take initiative

Bonus: Experience with predictive maintenance tools, CMMS systems, or equipment calibration

High school diploma or technical certificate required; advanced training or licensing preferred

What You’ll Get

Competitive pay, benefits, and equity opportunity

Access to brand new equipment and the opportunity to help set up a greenfield facility

Influence over maintenance strategy and equipment selection

Career growth toward Maintenance Supervisor or Facilities Lead

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