Powertrain Process Engineer: Lead Machining & Assembly

Pacer Group; Buffalo (WV); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401(k)

Job summary

Pacer Group is seeking a process engineer for the Powertrain department in the US. You will develop operating process plans to machine or assemble parts, lead the launch of engine/transmission lines, and manage schedules and budgets for your area.

You will collaborate across local and corporate teams, refine tools and benchmarks, and spend time on the shop floor to ensure priorities are met and projects stay on track.

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of post-college experience, non-senior.
• Experience beyond basic CAD work.
• Experience leading machining/assembly lines and cross-functional projects.
• Ability to manage schedules and budgets for assigned areas.
• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally (20%).

Responsibilities

• Develop operating process plans to machine or assemble parts for the Powertrain department.
• Lead, plan, procure, install, trial, and launch engine/transmission machining or assembly lines.
• Create and maintain schedules and budgets for the assigned area.
• Develop/improve standard tools and benchmarks.
• Lead cross-functional groups across local facility and corporate departments to achieve goals.
• Visualize activity plans and schedules to build consensus and secure priorities.
• Analyze manufacturing issues and communicate root causes and countermeasures to stakeholders.
• Spend 20% time on the factory floor; occasional extended hours during holidays.

Skills

Process engineering

Project management

Cross-functional collaboration

Tools

AutoCAD

3D CAD

Job description

Pacer Group is seeking a process engineer for the Powertrain department in the US. You will develop operating process plans to machine or assemble parts, lead the launch of engine/transmission lines, and manage schedules and budgets for your area.

You will collaborate across local and corporate teams, refine tools and benchmarks, and spend time on the shop floor to ensure priorities are met and projects stay on track.