Sensor Applications & Mistake-Proofing Engineer

North American Stamping Group; Portland (TN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

North American Stamping Group seeks a dedicated engineer to develop NASG’s sensor application program and help position us in the top 5% of the industry. You will manage the sensor lab, evaluate and document sensor performance, and coordinate with suppliers and internal teams to drive continuous improvement.

You will train shop-floor and office personnel on sensor topics, participate in 8D problem-solving, and collaborate with press room, tool room, design, and quality teams to implement robust

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Some electronics training preferred.
• PLC experience is preferred.
• Minimum 3 years manufacturing experience.
• Minimum 3 years stamping experience or related field (Automotive preferred).
• Minimum 3 years basic electronics experience.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a running inventory of all tooling in need of sensor technology and report progress weekly.
• Maintain the sensor laboratory and an inventory of sensor uses company wide.
• Research and test various sensors, meet with sensor company reps, and study catalogs and web resources.
• Document results of sensor applications simulations and develop basic drawings of sensor installations for the tool room.
• Attend trade shows and seminars related to sensor technologies and train shop-floor and office personnel on pertinent sensor topics.

Skills

PLC experience

Manufacturing experience

Stamping experience

Computer (PC) skills

Basic electronics

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Some Electronics Training preferred

Tools

PLC systems

Job description

North American Stamping Group seeks a dedicated engineer to develop NASG’s sensor application program and help position us in the top 5% of the industry. You will manage the sensor lab, evaluate and document sensor performance, and coordinate with suppliers and internal teams to drive continuous improvement.

You will train shop-floor and office personnel on sensor topics, participate in 8D problem-solving, and collaborate with press room, tool room, design, and quality teams to implement robust