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A leading company seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to manage large projects involving Advanced Propulsion Assembly Equipment. The role includes collaborating with suppliers on the design and launch of Battery Pack Equipment, ensuring compliance with specifications, and developing production processes. Applicants should possess a relevant degree and experience in manufacturing and project management.
Project management for large projects involving Advanced Propulsion Assembly Equipment. Collaborate with equipment suppliers on design, build, validation, and start-up of Battery Pack Equipment and Automation. Responsible for preparing ARs and SORs. Work with purchasing to ensure OEM quotes are accurate and meet SOR requirements. Ensure suppliers and OEMs deliver equipment meeting all GM specifications. Facilitate ME deliverables, including implementation of equipment specifications and MARO. Support prototype builds through process, tooling, and equipment development, working with product engineering to refine designs for manufacturing. Develop production manufacturing processes for new products. Design, construct, integrate, install, and launch equipment and tools in plants for high-quality parts production. Provide technical direction and oversight of outside vendors. Support implementation of GM safety standards and equipment safety reviews. Assist construction teams with building and facility specifications from OEMs. Support start-up and ramp-up of manufacturing plants.
REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Automotive, Industrial Engineering, or related field. At least 2 years of experience as a Manufacturing Engineer in transmissions machining, assembly, or related roles. Experience in developing production processes for new products and launch activities including GPDP, PTCs, launch wall, and master dot. Minimum 1 year of experience in GPS Project Management, including developing, writing, and executing SORs. Proficiency with AutoCAD, NX, Viz-Mockup, and experience with throughput simulations, cycle time analysis, line rebalancing. Process experience with ICE products, including transmissions and engines. Design for manufacturing and automation experience, including DFM and DFA. Experience with gantry systems, robotic applications, leak testing, press, and torque operations. Experience working with multiple OEMs and global suppliers.
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