2025-12-19 – Weekly Printing Jobs : Remote printing jobs on the rise!

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the printing job market is buzzing with opportunities. There’s a strong demand for skilled press operators and a notable increase in remote roles, which is great for those looking to work flexibly from home. If you’re considering a change, now might be a good time to explore these options.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: 10X Business Consulting | Location: Westminster, SC
    If you’re experienced with offset and digital presses, this role is for you. They’re looking for someone who knows their way around various printing equipment.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: Shapco Printing, Inc. | Location: Minneapolis, MN
    Join Shapco Printing to manage UV printing and coating processes. A solid opportunity for those with a knack for maintaining high-quality output.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: Shapco Printing, Inc. | Location: Saint Paul, MN
    Similar role as above, but located in Saint Paul. Focus on UV printing and ensure smooth operations.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Press Helper
    Company: Interprint Web Printing | Location: Clearwater, FL
    Great for those starting out. Help with daily press operations and learn the ropes in a vibrant work environment.
    Apply Here

  • Customer Service Associate - Printing Specialist
    Company: Tukari LLC | Location: San Antonio, TX
    If you love helping people and have a keen eye for detail, this customer service role could be a perfect fit.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Customer Service Representative
    Company: Marie Leising & Associates, LLC | Location: Holyoke, MA
    Requires three years of experience. You’ll handle orders and need a good understanding of prepress and flexographic printing.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Customer Service Representative
    Company: Marie Leising & Associates, LLC | Location: Chicopee, MA
    Similar to the Holyoke position. Experience in the printing industry is a must, especially in prepress and flexographic printing.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Production Supervisor
    Company: Marie Leising & Associates, LLC | Location: Raleigh, NC
    Lead a team in a premier package printing company. Ideal for those with a knack for supervision and meeting production goals.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Press Machinist
    Company: Twin City Staffing | Location: Minneapolis, MN
    Twin City Staffing is on the hunt for a seasoned machinist. If you have previous press experience, this could be your next role.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: Interprint Web Printing | Location: Clearwater, FL
    A solid role for those with proven press operating experience. Join a team where your skills will be valued.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is increasingly available, and this week features several opportunities to work from home. Whether in sales or tech, these roles offer flexibility and the chance to join innovative teams.

  • Susquehanna Printing Company - REMOTE PT Sales Specialist
    Company: Steinman Communications, Inc | Location: Lancaster, PA
    A part-time sales role that’s completely remote. Engage with clients and drive sales from the comfort of your home.
    Apply Here

  • Outside Sales Representative - Printing & Signage (Partial Remote)
    Company: Talent Search PRO | Location: Baltimore, MD
    Work partially remote with a well-known commercial printing firm. If sales is your strength, this might be your calling.
    Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Bridgeport, CT
    Dive into the world of 3D printing and laser tech. Manage accounts and ensure clients get the best service possible.
    Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Same role with a focus on the Philadelphia area. Perfect for tech-savvy individuals.
    Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Albany, NY
    Another opportunity to engage with cutting-edge tech in Albany.
    Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Boston, MA
    Join a team focused on educational technology in Boston.
    Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Buffalo, NY
    Take your skills to Buffalo and manage exciting projects in tech.
    Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Rochester, NY
    Yet another role in Rochester to help manage accounts in the tech sector.
    Apply Here

  • Printing Sales Team Lead
    Company: RCM Technology Group | Location: Burr Ridge, IL
    Lead a sales team in the printing industry. Perfect if you have a knack for leadership and sales.
    Apply Here

  • Web Press Operator Helper - 2nd Shift
    Company: Get It - Professional Services | Location: Shawnee, KS
    Interested in working with state-of-the-art equipment? This role supports production with a focus on quality.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s all for this week. Whether you’re looking to stay local or take your talents remote, there’s something here for everyone. Until next time, keep an eye on the market and seize those opportunities!

Remote press ops: share ICC profiles upfront; saves rounds. I use D50 calibration — minor caveat: clients rarely do. color.org Anyone else?

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Quick tip that’s saved me on remote gigs: I send a one-page “print spec cheat sheet” upfront — stock, grain direction, coatings, fold tolerances, and a preferred PDF/X-4 export preset — so there are no surprises. Building on @Guide, I also ask for a 5‑minute kickoff call and a single press‑sheet photo with “no auto exposure” on the phone; , waiting until proof time always bites. And yeah, these real-time posts expire fast — I landed one last Friday by replying within two hours, but another vanished by end of day, so apply promptly.

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And on these “real-time” postings, I book a 10‑minute kickoff to lock bleed, panel math, and dieline layers, then I drop a small G7/UGRA target on page 1 so the press can verify fast. @Guide’s cheat sheet is solid; my twist is asking what RIP they’re on and if “simulate overprint” is honored — mismatches still bite, . If they can’t run targets, a quick phone snap of a gray ramp from their last job has saved me twice.

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Seeing the remote uptick, I send a 30‑second screen capture of Acrobat’s Output Preview highlighting overprints and total ink — kills most “why is black muddy” headaches. Small caveat: some shops still want 240% TAC on uncoated, so I preflight to GWG specs and cap there when needed — https://www.gwg.org/. Since postings vanish fast, I drop that clip in my first reply so they know I’m press‑ready.

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