Engineer II, Production Engineering - New Model Launch

Toyota Motor North America; Princeton (IN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Toyota Motor North America in Princeton, Indiana seeks a passionate Engineer-Assembly Equipment to support new model preparation at NAMC sites. You will help develop and implement assembly processes and equipment for launches, refurbishments, and Kaizen, reporting to the Assembly Engineering Manager.

Responsibilities include planning upcoming model changes, coordinating with NAMCs, TMC, TTC, and support shops, and managing process setups and equipment procurement while sometimes traveling

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering or 4+ years of equivalent professional experience in an Assembly Engineering
• Experience in Production Engineering or Manufacturing Preparation as a Toyota Team Member or Contractor working directly for Toyota
• Experience with Equipment Sourcing and Installation as a Toyota Team Member or Contractor working directly for Toyota
• Experience with 3D modeling and prototype part printing
• Ability to work up to 20% overtime when required, including travel up to 50%, both domestic and international

Responsibilities

• Project Planning for upcoming model changes
• Simultaneous Engineering for assembly of vehicle with TMC & TTC
• Project Management over process setup & equipment procurement
• Close collaboration between both internal and external groups across Toyota including NAMCs, TMC, TTC, PE support shops, & Plano divisions

Skills

Engineering degree or higher

Production engineering experience

Equipment sourcing

3D modeling

Willing to travel

OT flexibility

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Tools

3D CAD tools

Job description

Toyota Motor North America in Princeton, Indiana seeks a passionate Engineer-Assembly Equipment to support new model preparation at NAMC sites. You will help develop and implement assembly processes and equipment for launches, refurbishments, and Kaizen, reporting to the Assembly Engineering Manager.

Responsibilities include planning upcoming model changes, coordinating with NAMCs, TMC, TTC, and support shops, and managing process setups and equipment procurement while sometimes traveling