Additive Manufacturing Print Supervisor

Company Description Divergent is building a new industrial age through its advanced manufacturing platform, DAPS™, which enables the design, build, and assembly of complex structures and solutions across critical industries. Founded in 2014, the company operates multiple adaptive factories that support innovative production methods. Divergent’s platform powers products for leading aerospace, defense, and industrial programs, emphasizing performance, efficiency, and scalability. Team members join a fast-evolving environment that integrates cutting-edge technology with real-world applications. The company values problem-solvers who are eager to shape the future of manufacturing. Role Description The Additive Manufacturing Print Supervisor is a full-time, on-site role based in Long Beach, CA. This role oversees day-to-day additive manufacturing print operations, including scheduling builds, monitoring machine performance, and ensuring adherence to production plans. The supervisor coordinates and leads print technicians, assigns tasks, and provides guidance to maintain safety, quality, and throughput targets. Daily responsibilities include reviewing work orders, verifying material availability, inspecting printed parts, documenting issues, and implementing corrective actions. The role also collaborates with engineering, quality, and maintenance teams to optimize print processes, improve efficiency, and support continuous improvement initiatives. Qualifications Candidates should possess strong Supervisory Skills, including team leadership, task delegation, and performance monitoring. Candidates should possess Production Planning skills, including scheduling, resource allocation, and workflow coordination. Candidates should possess Quality Control skills, such as inspection, documentation, and adherence to standards. Candidates should possess Manufacturing Operations skills, including familiarity with additive manufacturing equipment, safety practices, and process optimization. Candidates should possess effective Communication skills for clear instructions, cross-functional collaboration, and reporting. Experience with metal or polymer additive manufacturing systems and associated software is highly beneficial. Knowledge of industrial or aerospace quality requirements and basic troubleshooting of production equipment is preferred. An associate or bachelor’s degree in engineering, manufacturing, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience in production supervision, is advantageous.