The Industrialization Leader manages product technical development from concept to full production. This role designs and implements manufacturing processes, oversees DFM, utilizes APQP tools, and collaborates cross-functionally to support launches, optimize volume and quality, and resolve production issues. 2.

Key Responsibilities Process & NPI Development:

Design, optimize, and launch manufacturing processes to meet volume, quality, and standard requirements. Support fabrication and final assembly during NPI launches.

DFM & Engineering Support:

Review and approve/reject drawings per DFM guidelines. Participate in design reviews, contribute to PBS reviews, and propose DFM updates.

Quality & Core Tools:

Develop PFMEAs, Control Plans, DFMA, and work instructions. Conduct root-cause analysis and troubleshooting for mechanical/electrical defects.

Program Governance:

Prepare and present Industrialization Reviews to the Program Industrialization Manager.

Continuous Improvement:

Implement new equipment/technologies, support Lean initiatives, and drive cross-functional process improvements.

Education & Experience Education:

B.S. in Engineering (Industrial, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Aero, Electrical) OR A.S. with 6+ years related experience OR High School/GED with 12+ years related experience.

Work Experience:

3+ years in Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering. Certifications/Software (Plus): Six Sigma/Lean certification; CATIA V5 or CAD modeling.

Core Skills & Competencies Technical:

Manufacturing processes, tooling, N/C equipment, ergonomics, EHS, fault isolation, and report generation.

Process Tools:

Knowledge of APQP, D/PFMEA, Control Plans, and Lean Manufacturing.

Behavioral:

Cross-functional leadership, analytical problem-solving, schedule management, and clear English communication. 4.

Working Conditions & Travel Environment:

Split between standard office and active production floor.

Physical Demands:

Desk work/computer use; lifting up to 20 lbs; bending, stooping, and reaching.

Travel:

Domestic/International < 5%.