Summary: Seeking a Product Development Engineer to lead technical automotive engineering projects, focusing on product development and corporate initiatives.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Materials Science or Chemical Engineering required; Master of Science preferred

Six Sigma greenbelt certification preferred

5-8 years of product/process engineering experience

Knowledge of magnet wire products and applications preferred

Understanding of process engineering techniques with modern equipment experience

Familiarity with project planning, management, and automotive product development practices (APQP)

Ability to problem solve using engineering principles

Responsibilities:

Lead technical activities for automotive product development projects

Plan and organize project activities from Phase 0 to Phase 5

Translate customer requirements into specifications and testing activities

Lead DFMEAs and engineer risk mitigation activities for projects

Identify validation and verification activities needed for design needs

Lead internal design reviews following design control practices

Practice design for lean and six sigma methodology

Collaborate with laboratory resources for testing activities

Work with the automotive team to enhance skills

Assist in meeting project requirements

Pay Details: $90.00 to $95.00 per hour

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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