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Rivian
Sr. Process Engineer, Battery Nights
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What they do
A Production Engineer combines knowledge of manufacturing technology and engineering sciences with management theory. Designs the production steps, defines and monitors resources needed, and evaluates efficiency of the overall process.
$90,678 / year median in Illinois
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Sr. Process Engineer, Battery Nights Rivian $98,500
- $123,100 for Illinois based applicants.
- 12:00am
- Subject to change based on business needs Responsibilities Coordinate engineering changes and new program launches Review, interpret, and summarize statistical data to drive process improvement Determine the 'Best Practice' process approach of material, tooling, equipment, and labor process Develop work instructions, standardized work, process flow, and process documentation to ensure the manufacturing process is being followed Work with the design engineering team to develop and establish a design that lends itself to high-volume production while ensuring quality during the manufacturing process Work with the manufacturing engineering team to commission and optimize next-generation battery module and battery pack assembly equipment Perform time analysis using a standard motion time system (MODAPTS), estimate production times, manage staffing requirements, manage labor costs, and drive line balancing Coordinate with the team to determine and introduce optimum plant layout, equipment, tooling, and racking in Battery Assembly to achieve maximum efficiency Support production teams through process and equipment-related troubleshooting/continuous improvement Develop recovery/troubleshooting best practices and procedures for production team to increase equipment availability Investigate assembly issues and implement solutions by reviewing product design, established processes, and equipment/tooling effectiveness Qualifications Must have good communication skills•both verbal and written Hands-on experience with supporting production equipment (Mechanical, electrical, control systems, automation, robotics, adhesives systems, etc.
CAD, CATIA/ENOVIA
) Experience and/or Knowledge in DOE, Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance, Torque Tooling, Error Proofing, and PFMEA Experience and/or certification in Six Sigma DMAIC (optional), Lean Assembly Principles, Time Studies using MTM or MODAPTS Keyence Vision Experience Preferred Working knowledge in Excel, Word, Power point, and Outlook programs Creative problem-solving skills Ability to meet deadlines Strong team orientation and cross functional attitude Bachelor's degree in engineering discipline and/or equivalent experience preferred Kaizen, 5S, Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma experience is a plus Prefer 3-5+ years engineering experience in a high-volume manufacturing operation, preferably automotive / battery manufacturing Ability to stand for 8-12 hours per day Required to walk; climb or balance; and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl Ability to lift and carry at least 25 pounds Ability to perform all duties in a working environment that may contain dust, high noise levels, and hot and cold weather Pay Disclosure The salary range for this role is $98,500- $123,100 for Illinois based applicants.