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Sumitomo Rubber North America seeks a Product Engineer for field-based tire projects. You will evaluate product performance, identify quality issues, and ensure service levels meet customer expectations across the U.S. and Canada. The role collaborates with QA and Product Planning to align with market needs.
The position requires a strong tire engineering background, cross-functional communication, and ability to travel up to 65% with occasional weekends.
Job DetailsJob Location: Corporate Headquarters - Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730Salary Range: $91,294.00 - $133,550.00 Salary
The Product Engineer is an entry-level engineering position responsible for evaluating product performance, identifying quality issues, and ensuring a high level of service that meets customer expectations. This role works closely with the Quality Assurance and Product Planning teams to confirm that products align with both customer needs and market demands.
The Product Engineer is expected to work independently with guidance from the Field Engineering Manager while also collaborating across departments. A key responsibility includes identifying and qualifying test users and fleets to support the development and management of a wide range of TBR projects nationwide. These projects may include product comparison testing, new product development, after-sales service, and warranty support for truck tires.
Through proactive collaboration with the QA and Sales teams, the Product Engineer plays a vital role in problem-solving and in shaping the future of Falken Tires commercial product line. The ideal candidate possesses a solid understanding of commercial truck tire construction, industry applications, and field research principles.
Minimum of five (5) years of technical experience in the tire industry, preferably in tire development or field engineering.
Primarily field-based role with exposure to challenging weather conditions, significant temperature variations, and occasional weekend or after-hours work.