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Stellantis
BIW - Process Engineer
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A Manufacturing Assembly Engineer oversees the design, development and optimization of high level assembly manufacturing processes. Defines manufacturing process, determines requirements for new processes or equipment, troubleshoots and implements process improvements. Recommends which formats to receive materials in to optimize the manufacturing process.
$83,105 / year median in Michigan
-9% projected decline
Job Description
BIW - Process Engineer Stellantis - 3.9 Auburn Hills, MI Job Details 6 hours ago Qualifications Team leadership Presentations for conferences or internal meetings Manufacturing facility experience Bachelor's degree in engineering Automotive engineering Factory experience Cross-functional communication Full Job Description The Welding Process Engineering Body-in-White (BIW) Process Engineer (PE) will lead and follow up on development and implementation of BIW Automatic process equipment, tools, and related facilities for new model assembly production in one or more Stellantis assembly plants. The PE ensures automatic or manual processes and equipment meet all Stellantis requirements and specifications while meeting the cost and timing requirements of the program. The PE follow up on the deliverables provided by suppliers and ensures program launch targets are achieved for the lines or systems he (she) is assigned to. The PE interface with multiple organizations (Product Engineering, Vehicle Assembly, Quality, etc.) to understand components/subsystems for vehicles; use information obtained to generate process sheets, assembly layouts, installation tooling plans as well as special manufacturing requirements; lead Process Failure Modes & Effects Analysis (PFMEA) activities with the platform team for new/critical processes. The PE participates on determining the complete tooling requirements to produce a world class manufactured product, including costs estimates, and vendor quotations, requisition development through procurement systems, vendor evaluations, etc.