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American Trim in Sidney, NY is seeking a Project Engineer to manage and direct activities that transfer New Business Awards into APQP Projects within the NPL department.
You will start APQP Projects after awards, manage project records, verify cost models, budgets, tooling and part codes, and load POs into the ERP system.
As Project Leader you will drive production launches for multiple smaller APQP Type B programs and learn American Trim’s cost modeling.
Manage and direct activities to transfer New Business Awards into New APQP Projects within the New Product Launch (NPL) department.
Coordinate and drive activities to Start new APQP Projects after Business Award. This includes starting APQP Project Record, Cost Model verification, Project NPL Budget / Accounts, Tooling / Product Code setup, New Part Releases and PO Load into ERP system.
Manage the release of post Award scope revisions from Quoting to the assigned Project Leader managing the active APQP Project and any impacted systems already initiated at Award.
Manage Invoicing of Tooling between Project Team and Sales / Finance as project nears completion. This may include gathering customer specific documentation requirements for successful payment. New Program Project Engineer will be an integral part of Project Close out with NPL Manager and Finance.
Serve as Project Leader driving Production Launch of multiple smaller (APQP Type B) new programs or product changes within the Sidney Operation as assigned by NPL Manager.
Learn full breadth of American Trim’s process costing with goal of becoming a suitable backup for new program Cost Estimating and to become stand alone Cost Model reviewer at Business Award.
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Bachelors or better in Engineering or related field.
Experience with progressive responsibility, preferably in Metal Stamping and Metal Painting
Experience with Manufacturing Costing and ERP systems
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