2025-12-26 – Weekly Printing Jobs : 3D printing role reshapes footwear design

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


This week, there’s a noticeable uptick in demand for specialists in digital and 3D printing, which is exciting to see. There are some solid remote opportunities too, so if you’re looking to work from home or while on the move, there’s plenty on offer.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: 10X Business Consulting | Location: Westminster, SC
    If you’re skilled with different types of printing presses like offset or digital, this role might be right up your alley. It’s a hands-on position with a solid company.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Plate Maker
    Company: Master Arts Graphics Inc | Location: Anaheim, CA
    If you have experience in large format printing, this is worth a look. It’s a role where your skills in wide format printing can really shine.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Customer Service Representative
    Company: Marie Leising & Associates, LLC | Location: Holyoke, MA
    This one’s ideal for someone with at least 3 years of experience in printing or die cutting. If you’re familiar with prepress and flexographic printing, this could be a great fit.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Customer Service Representative
    Company: Marie Leising & Associates, LLC | Location: Chicopee, MA
    Similar to the Holyoke position, if you’ve got experience and enjoy working with customers, this might be another great spot for you.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • 3D Printing Process Engineer
    Company: Koobz | Location: Ventura County, CA
    This is a cutting-edge role in 3D printing, machine vision, and robotics. If you want to be part of redefining how footwear is designed, check this out.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: Shapco Printing, Inc. | Location: Minneapolis, MN
    A chance to manage UV printing and coating processes at a well-established company. If you’ve got the know-how, they’re looking for you.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Press Operator
    Company: Shapco Printing, Inc. | Location: Saint Paul, MN
    Another opportunity at Shapco, similar to the Minneapolis role. If you’re nearby and have the skills, it’s a good match.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Associate
    Company: Party Time | Location: Baton Rouge, LA
    This is a customer-focused role where you’ll be helping customers directly. If you enjoy a lively work environment, this could be fun.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Customer Service Associate - Printing Specialist
    Company: Tukari LLC | Location: San Antonio, TX
    A great fit for someone detail-oriented and friendly. This position combines customer service with specialist printing knowledge.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Printing Press Machinist
    Company: Twin City Staffing | Location: Minneapolis, MN
    If you’ve got experience as a printing press machinist, this high-procedures role could be perfect. It’s a stable opportunity with room for growth.
    Apply Here: Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is gaining traction, and this week there are some opportunities that allow you to work from wherever you are. Perfect if you’re looking for flexibility or a change of scenery.

  • Susquehanna Printing Company - REMOTE PT Sales Specialist
    Company: Steinman Communications, Inc | Location: Lancaster, PA
    This part-time sales role is perfect if you’re good at building client relationships and want the flexibility of working remotely.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Outside Sales Representative - Printing & Signage (Partial Remote)
    Company: Talent Search PRO | Location: Baltimore, MD
    This one combines traditional sales with the freedom of working remotely part-time. A great mix if you enjoy both.
    Apply Here: Apply Here

  • Education Technology Account Manager (3D Printing, Laser, Software)
    Company: CADimensions, Inc. | Location: Multiple Locations
    If you’re knowledgeable in CAD software and 3D printing, this role is available in several locations and offers a lot of flexibility.
    Apply Here: Apply Here


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That’s the roundup for this week. Hope you find something that fits your career goals. Stay sharp and keep pushing forward.

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I grabbed a remote 3D role on midsoles this fall by sending a one-page case study and a TPU test-print photo instead of a long resume — those jobs vanish faster than a sneaker drop. Include a link to a tiny portfolio and “your slicer profile + TPU tuning notes” (good baseline: https://help.prusa3d.com/article/flexible-filaments-tpu-tpe_1857), but some “remote” listings still ask for a day on-site.

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Quick tip: for these remote 3D footwear roles, I got callbacks by dropping a 30‑sec Loom plus a one‑page PDF showing my HP MJF TPU‑95A tolerances and a packed build screenshot — “apply promptly” is real; some postings vanish same day, and ATS portals still eat portfolios, . If you don’t have MJF access, a fast FDM TPU sample (0.8 mm nozzle, 30% gyroid) and a STEP link gets the point across, but double‑check IP since some teams won’t open unknown STLs. HP’s TPU design notes helped me a ton: https://developers.hp.com/3dprint/learn/guides.

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But i’ve had better response when I follow @lukeP_88’s video idea with a 20‑sec clip of a TPU lattice drop test plus one line in the email: build time, grams, and cost‑per‑pair — it’s like showing the receipt, not just the shoes. If you don’t have MJF, a tidy FDM TPU‑98A sample with caliper shots and a quick note on kerf still does the trick.

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Sent a ‘build sheet’ with MJF cycle time, DIN 53516 wear, and COF; mention refresh ratio.

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But ended up getting bites by leading with post-processing: one image of bead-blast media + dye dwell and a note that my depowder time is 6 min/pair at 14% nesting density, plus slip numbers from ASTM F2913 on wet ceramic. Builds on @lukeP_88’s clip idea, but I’ve found a single “throughput + durability” line in the email works better for remote screens given these expire fast. If you can’t share brand data, anonymize and show a before/after fit map or flex cycles (ISO 20344) instead.

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