Jobs at AISIN Corporation

Processes payroll using ADP, including data entry, wage and deduction calculations, record updates, reporting, tax documentation, and paycheck preparation. Supports new-hire orientation, employee relations, company events, and other HR programs. Maintains confidentiality, ensures payroll accuracy, and coordinates with employees and management across departments.

Oversee production control activities, including customer requirements, order and inventory management, production and component planning, and logistics coordination. Develop activity reports and schedules while coordinating with customers and suppliers. Support packaging development and procurement, manage multiple assignments, and operate onsite in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Occasional travel of approximately 10–15% is required.

Analyzes and improves tooling processes, develops tool regrinding programs and workflows, monitors tool wear, creates inspection documentation, supports gear-product measurement programs, trains team members, evaluates tooling performance, implements kaizen improvements, and reduces tooling costs.

Supports steel machining manufacturing by troubleshooting equipment and processes, installing and commissioning machinery, implementing design and process improvements, conducting root cause analysis, improving quality and cost, supporting production lines, developing investment and tooling budgets, documenting changes, and implementing kaizen initiatives.

Processes accounts receivable, cash applications, credit verification, collections, inventory adjustments, journal entries, and general ledger reconciliations. Assists with month-end close, subsidiary accounting, reporting, document filing, and continuous improvement activities. Requires accounting knowledge, Excel proficiency, strong mathematics, English communication, and accurate data entry. The role is performed onsite and may include occasional weekend responsibilities and business-related travel as needed.

Support and improve automated assembly manufacturing processes through equipment installation, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, process changes, and continuous improvement. The role provides hands-on floor support, implements kaizens, improves quality, cost, availability, and labor efficiency, develops investment and tooling budgets, and documents equipment and process changes. It also ensures new equipment is installed and ready for production.

Plans and analyzes product costs, profit status, cost structures, and cost-reduction activities. Develops estimates, sets reduction targets, monitors progress, reports issues and delays, and coordinates solutions with purchasing, engineering, customers, and management. Reviews drawings and process changes to assess cost impacts, communicates financial status, and supports achievement of cost and profit targets.

Supports manufacturing safety, quality, cost, and productivity improvements through process analysis, root-cause investigations, capability studies, equipment recovery, and process planning. Collaborates with quality, maintenance, manufacturing, design, and executive teams on improvements and capital proposals. Reviews designs, blueprints, GD&T, and technical specifications while applying CAD, problem-solving, and manufacturing-process knowledge. The role is hands-on and performed onsite with occasional domestic and international run-off activities.

Designs new machinery, modifies existing equipment, and integrates automation to reduce labor costs. Responsibilities include CAD modeling, simulations, documentation, budgeting, project scheduling, equipment fabrication oversight, machine assembly, robot integration, installation, testing, and continuous improvement. The role collaborates with engineers, technicians, manufacturing teams, and contractors while implementing safe work practices and maintaining project records.

Develop and improve supplier quality and delivery performance by evaluating KPIs, coordinating cross-functional issue resolution, reviewing contracts, advising suppliers on technical and process improvements, and verifying corrective actions onsite. The role requires interpreting product drawings and datum schemes, applying production process controls, supporting PPAP and process capability evaluations, and traveling approximately 25% to supplier, plant, and customer locations.

Monitors and assesses supplier and component-level supply chain risks, coordinates risk surveys, tracks Tier-1 supplier responses, and prepares reports for management and OEM customers. Supports mitigation planning, conflict minerals due diligence, supplier sustainability reporting, diversity and carbon-neutrality initiatives, and continuous improvement of risk-tracking processes. Collaborates with purchasing, sales, production control, suppliers, and North American plants to validate risk impacts and maintain supply continuity.

Manages CAD infrastructure and server organization, verifies die detail files, creates 3D models through reverse engineering, and supports DME technical skill development. Adjusts ERP inventory settings, maintains item data, supports cost-reduction initiatives, coordinates CAD and procurement requirements for new dies, creates purchasing requisitions, and works with vendors to resolve technical and delivery issues. The role requires automotive die maintenance experience and proficiency with AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Oracle, and Microsoft Office.

Manages automotive OEM accounts and assigned sales programs, including commercial issues, quotations, pricing, costs, purchase orders, growth targets, customer satisfaction, and market feedback. Coordinates with internal teams and international counterparts, supports product launches and customer events, prepares management reports, and promotes company products. Supervises and develops staff while leading cross-functional process improvements and supporting customer requirements.

Provides Tier 1–2 IT support for office and manufacturing operations. Installs and troubleshoots hardware and software, manages Active Directory and Microsoft 365, supports networking, virtualization, storage, enterprise applications, security initiatives, and system maintenance. The role also documents technical processes, trains users, manages device inventory, coordinates hardware procurement, and assists with Oracle E-Business Suite and other enterprise systems.

Provides technical support, installs and configures hardware and software, troubleshoots network and account issues, manages service desk tickets, supports Oracle and IS security, administers phones, maintains equipment records, and trains users. Requires familiarity with Windows, Microsoft 365, Entra, VMware, Veeam, AWS, PowerShell, and networking hardware, with after-hours support as needed.

Provides technical leadership for manufacturing operations by reducing downtime, improving efficiency, supporting equipment and product launches, implementing engineering changes, and driving quality, safety, waste, and cost improvements. The role manages feasibility, facility planning, equipment maintenance, process documentation, operator training, compliance, production targets, and cross-functional continuous improvement initiatives.

Develop and sustain digital systems supporting plant operations and quality processes. Design and maintain front-end GUIs, back-end data structures, forms, reports, and application logic. Ensure legacy module compatibility with system updates, support plant digitization, validate management data, and collaborate with consultants and organizational teams. The role requires object-oriented programming, database management, web or Android development, strong communication and organizational skills, and the ability to travel overseas.

Production Engineer role requiring an engineering degree or equivalent experience, analytical and problem-solving abilities, communication, project management, and CAD knowledge. The position is primarily onsite in a fast-paced industrial environment with exposure to machinery, chemicals, heat, noise, and electrical hazards. Responsibilities require interpreting technical information, preparing reports, meeting deadlines, supporting safety requirements, working multiple assignments, and occasionally working weekends or holidays. Physical demands include standing, walking, climbing, crawling, and lifting up to 50 pounds.

Supervises daily manufacturing logistics operations, including receiving, material delivery, inventory control, warehousing, and finished-product shipments. Leads logistics personnel, coordinates staffing, monitors safety and operational KPIs, ensures FIFO and inventory accuracy, resolves material-flow issues, and drives root-cause problem solving and Kaizen improvements. Partners with Manufacturing and Quality teams to support production and customer delivery while maintaining standardized work, safety, and logistics procedures.

Leads annual business planning and long-term strategic roadmaps, tracks KPIs, analyzes financial and operational variances, conducts market and competitor research, develops financial models, coordinates cross-functional strategy, prepares executive and board reports, and evaluates business development opportunities and strategic initiatives.