Resin Printing Specialist

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Responsibilities You'll own SLA/MSLA production at Clone — running the machines, preparing files, dialing in settings, and keeping the whole process organized, repeatable, and steadily improving. Production & print quality Run day-to-day resin printing across a fleet of machines, from job setup through post-processing — washing, curing, and finishing. Take part files from our engineers, prepare them for printing, and validate the support structures — whether auto-generated or manually placed — reworking them where the geometry, accuracy, or material calls for it. Dial in print settings per material and per part, and troubleshoot failures down to root cause. Machines, process & improvement Keep the machines clean, calibrated, and well maintained, and keep the workspace orderly. Work closely with engineers — providing clear feedback on methods, materials, and limitations, and delivering on what they need from the process. Track jobs, materials, and outcomes so the process stays organized and repeatable. Continuously improve the process — trial new resins, methods, and equipment, and push print quality and reliability forward.

Requirements Above all, we're looking for deep, practical resin printing expertise paired with genuine care for the craft — someone who stays sharp on repetitive work, handles materials safely, and is always hunting for a better way. Required Deep, extensive hands-on experience with resin (SLA/MSLA) printing — this is the core of

the role. Experience across a range of machines, must include the Formlabs ecosystem and some of the low-cost ecosystems (Elegoo, Anycubic, or similar). Experience across a broad range of resin chemistries — tough, rigid, high-temp, flexible, castable, and more. Basic CAD and mesh-repair skills for prepping and tweaking files. Experience maintaining and repairing printers — LCD/FEP replacement, calibration, and minor fixes. Familiarity with slicer software beyond manufacturer defaults, such as Lychee or Chitubox. A good sense for print accuracy and dimensional control — measuring output and compensating for shrinkage and tolerances. A clear understanding of material properties — strength, stiffness, toughness, creep — and what a datasheet actually implies for a real part. Ability to test and characterize resin properties when they aren't already specified — collecting and interpreting data such as coefficient of friction, abrasiveness, and similar practical measurements. Diligence and focus — someone who stays sharp on a repetitive job and doesn't cut corners. Cleanliness and care — handling resin safely and keeping machines and workspace in excellent condition. An inquisitive, improvement-driven mindset — always looking for better materials, settings, and methods.