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Manages automotive hot-form tooling programs from quotation and design through die construction, tryout, launch, and completion. Coordinates customers, suppliers, engineering, production, quality, purchasing, finance, and tooling teams to achieve program milestones, cost, quality, and delivery targets. Responsibilities include technical reviews, FEA and GD&T coordination, change management, reporting, issue resolution, customer communication, supplier oversight, documentation, invoicing, and continuous improvement.

Provides system administration and end-user support for the Plastcoat user community. Maintains software versions, patches, networks, servers, workstations, email systems, and virtual infrastructure. Troubleshoots shop-floor printers, scanners, computers, and other hardware; deploys new devices and supports users. Participates in continuous improvement, safety, quality, and workplace organization initiatives while responding to operational support needs.

Manage automotive programs from order receipt through steady-state production. Lead cross-functional teams, APQP activities, risk management, resource allocation, launch readiness, customer communications, packaging approvals, pre-production builds, and production ramp-up. Ensure programs meet customer, quality, cost, schedule, safety, environmental, and financial targets while driving continuous improvement and value engineering.

Design and govern solution and target architectures across IT and OT, focusing on IoT and hybrid infrastructures (on-premise, edge, cloud). Conduct business and system analyses, define target architectures, evaluate demands for compliance, provide governance during implementation, maintain artifacts in LeanIX, and coach stakeholders. Includes international travel.

Lead end-to-end delivery of complex enterprise HR technology programs, including Workday and Dayforce implementations and enhancements. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, risks, governance, vendors, testing, deployment, cutover, and post-production stabilization. Coordinate global business and technical stakeholders, system integrators, and cross-functional workstreams while overseeing project financials, executive reporting, change control, and readiness decisions.

Develops, validates, and improves automotive welding processes and equipment. Analyzes weld drawings, specifications, and quality data; supports new program launches; coordinates with vendors; investigates weld failures and customer concerns; performs root cause analysis; maintains weld documentation; trains production personnel; and drives improvements in weld quality, efficiency, safety, and cost.

Manages tooling programs from quotation and design through launch, commissioning, and completion. Coordinates customers, suppliers, production, engineering, quality, purchasing, finance, and tooling teams to deliver programs on time, within budget, and to required quality standards. Responsibilities include schedules, milestones, cost tracking, die design reviews, APQP, dimensional quality, technical issue resolution, customer approvals, reporting, supplier coordination, and continuous improvement. The role supports multiple programs in office, plant, shop-floor, and press-shop environments.

Engineering co-op student supporting automotive manufacturing improvements. Responsibilities include continuous improvement, OEE enhancement, operational analysis, production support, corrective actions, storage utilization, standardized work evaluation, automation and process improvements, cost reduction, quality control, safety, and 5S workplace organization. The role requires collaboration across manufacturing departments and adherence to IATF 16949, CTPAT/PIP, and company standards.

Set up, program, install, troubleshoot and commission single and multi-robot cells (primarily Fanuc). Develop robot program architecture, configure I/O and weld interfaces, support offline programming/simulation, maintain templates, train other technicians, read electrical/pneumatic schematics, and support continuous improvement in an automotive manufacturing environment.

Builds, modifies, inspects, debugs, repairs, and tests tooling, fixtures, stamping dies, hemmers, and automated assembly equipment. Operates mechanical department machinery including lathes, milling machines, and surface grinders. Reads blueprints and tolerances, supports continuous improvement, trains apprentices, follows safety and ISO procedures, and communicates with supervisors and coworkers. Travel to customer sites, overtime, and day or overnight work may be required.