Manufacturing Process Engineer

Summary:
The main function of a manufacturing process engineer is to direct the development and/or improvements of manufacturing processes and equipment.

Job Responsibilities:
Propose and evaluate manufacturing process and equipment for assigned areas.
Meet plant goals and standards in safety, quality, delivery, and cost.
Coordinate the effective use of personnel, materials, and equipment in supporting SPQRC initiatives.
Evaluate expenditures for processes and/or equipment.
Provide technical assistance and training for assigned plant operations.
Works closely with production and maintenance personnel and suppliers to ensure timely completion of projects.
Analyze tooling and equipment and select proper steps for solution.
Communicate with internal and external business units.
Support plants in achieving Safety, People, Quality, Responsiveness and Cost goals.
Support and implement the QS9000/ISO14001/(GMS) Global Manufacturing System compliance processes.

Skills:
Expert knowledge of manufacturing and assembly processes.
Basic knowledge of tooling processes.
Basic knowledge of automotive industry processes.
Knowledge in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Knowledge with Lotus Notes or other email communication tool.
Ability to partner with senior management to analyze and solve issues.
Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to work well with others, exhibiting teamwork skills.

Education/Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in engineering or related discipline.
8-10 years of experience required.

Shift Info:
This is an off shift floor support for engine assembly production
Working hours is 9:30pm to 6am M-F with 3 Saturdays a month

Use of AI Technology:
Unless expressly authorized in the interview/skill set validation instructions, candidates may not use AI tools or other third-party assistance during an interview or assessment to generate or provide substantive answers to interview questions. Candidates should answer organically in their own words, drawing on their own knowledge, skills, and experience. Failure to adhere to these expectations may result in the candidate being removed from consideration.