Jobs at MINTH GROUP

Develops, installs, commissions, maintains, and improves robotic assembly systems and automated manufacturing equipment. Responsibilities include equipment design coordination, supplier communication, debugging, root cause analysis, SOP development, maintenance planning, safety inspections, process optimization, audits, spare-parts management, project leadership, and training technical personnel. Requires strong mechanical or electrical engineering knowledge, manufacturing automation experience, CAD and office software proficiency, and Mandarin-English bilingual communication.

Optimizes and standardizes manufacturing processes across multiple automotive facilities. Leads Lean, Six Sigma, and Kaizen initiatives; identifies inefficiencies, develops scalable protocols, monitors KPIs, supports compliance and manufacturability, evaluates equipment and technologies, trains plant personnel, and reports results to senior management. The role requires extensive cross-functional collaboration and travel to plants across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Leads development of automotive plastic injection-molded exterior parts from concept through launch. Responsibilities include product design, OEM collaboration, manufacturability and tooling feasibility, prototype builds, testing, issue resolution, GD&T, DFMEA, DVP&R, technical documentation, customer presentations, material and process validation, and production-startup coordination across global teams.

Launch Engineer responsible for facilitating engineering changes and preparing automotive manufacturing plants for new programs. Duties include cost and investment analysis, process and equipment planning, tooling buy-off, plant layout, trial production, capacity and quality issue resolution, production documentation updates, and PPAP approval support. The role requires automotive launch experience, knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes, and preferably experience with interior and exterior components and plastic injection, stamping, roll forming, or aluminum extrusion.

Develops automotive exterior and interior sealing products from concept through production launch. Responsibilities include product design, material and process selection, tooling and manufacturability reviews, customer consultation, technical problem solving, APQP and quality documentation, project timing and budget tracking, prototype and testing coordination, gate reviews, engineering change control, and production start-up support. The role requires collaboration with OEMs, suppliers, tooling teams, sales, and internal engineering departments.

Deploy and support industrial AI and digital manufacturing solutions across manufacturing sites. Translate plant needs into system requirements, coordinate implementation partners, manage data and equipment readiness, integrate AI systems with SAP, MES, EWM, and factory equipment, execute testing and deployment, and provide operational handover and troubleshooting. The role supports machine vision inspection, digital twins, edge computing, performance monitoring, and ongoing model or configuration updates.

Leads automotive product and process launches from prototype through SOP and post-launch support. Coordinates plant readiness, capacity, tooling, equipment, materials, production planning, trial builds, customer requirements, PPAP, ECRs, and cost reduction. Supports GD&T, CP/CPK, run-at-rate analysis, equipment buyoffs, issue resolution, continuous improvement, and production documentation including control plans, work instructions, PFMEA, and flowcharts.

Lead development of automotive plastic injection-molded exterior parts from concept through launch. Responsibilities include OEM collaboration, product design, manufacturability and tooling reviews, prototype and testing coordination, issue resolution, GD&T, DFMEA, DVP&R, technical documentation, customer presentations, technology evaluation, and production gate reviews.

Facilitates engineering changes and launch activities for automotive manufacturing programs. Evaluates plant needs, investments, materials, processes, tooling, equipment, layouts, labor, and production readiness. Leads equipment and tooling buy-offs, trial production, issue resolution, capacity and cost targets, documentation updates, and PPAP approval. Requires engineering knowledge, automotive launch experience, and familiarity with plastics, metals, and manufacturing processes.

Leads automotive product launches from development through mass production and end-of-life. Responsibilities include project planning, APQP and PPAP execution, customer engineering liaison, cross-functional coordination, risk mitigation, QCDS management, continuous improvement, engineering change management, commercial activities, and project closure. The role requires extensive automotive project management experience, North American OEM engagement, overseas plant support, and familiarity with automotive manufacturing and quality processes.

Develops and launches automotive plastic products, primarily exterior trim components. Defines product requirements and roadmaps, conducts market research and R&D, manages supplier product development, coordinates engineering changes, and ensures CAD, drawings, and product releases meet OEM guidelines. Works cross-functionally with engineering, design, materials, process, marketing, sales, and GM engineering teams. Requires mechanical engineering expertise, automotive plastics experience, and worldwide travel availability.

Maintains general ledger accounts, prepares journal entries, reconciles accounts and inventory in transit, reviews financial statements, and supports month-end close. Prepares headquarters reporting packages, analyzes budget-to-actual variances, assists with external and sales tax audits, and supports internal controls, budgeting, and forecasting. The role requires collaboration with the Controller, accurate financial reporting, strong communication, and flexibility to work varying shifts.

Supports MES and shop-floor applications, equipment connectivity, SCADA data collection, and production troubleshooting. Uses SQL, logs, and interface monitoring to resolve cross-system incidents and maintain traceability. Participates in equipment integration, system configuration, testing, commissioning, production-line launches, documentation, training, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with automation, maintenance, engineering, quality, SAP, infrastructure, and vendor teams. Primarily on-site with travel and scheduled after-hours on-call support.

The Sales Intern supports key account sales through customer data management, project tracking, quotation preparation, contract follow-up, order entry, forecasts, payment data, market research, customer visit coordination, and internal communications. The role requires on-site work at the Wixom office at least three days weekly and supports automotive B2B sales initiatives.

Hands-on Quality Engineer responsible for manufacturing quality, APQP, product launches, customer complaint resolution, audits, corrective actions, process capability, and continuous improvement in automotive manufacturing. The role requires Korean-English bilingual communication, technical documentation, root cause analysis, and collaboration with customers, suppliers, production, and engineering teams.

Leads new automotive product and program launches from project transfer through ramp-up. Coordinates engineering, quality, supply chain, production, and plant teams; manages timelines, budgets, APQP, PPAP, FMEA, trial production, customer approvals, issue resolution, and post-launch stabilization. Serves as the primary liaison between China program teams, the US plant, and customers while ensuring plant readiness, quality, capacity, and cost targets.

Leads new automotive product and program launches from China R&D transfer through US plant ramp-up. Coordinates cross-functional manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and production teams; manages timelines, budgets, plant readiness, trial builds, customer deliverables, PPAP approval, quality resolution, and post-launch stabilization. Requires automotive manufacturing project management experience, strong APQP and quality-system knowledge, and familiarity with production processes such as extrusion, welding, machining, and assembly.

Leads customer quality management for automotive OEM accounts including GM, Ford, and Stellantis. Responsibilities include 8D corrective actions, root-cause analysis, scorecard monitoring, customer audits, plant quality support, containment, inspection coordination, IATF 16949 compliance, APQP participation, and continuous improvement. The role requires frequent travel across North America and collaboration with OEM and plant quality teams.

Analyzes returned automotive products to identify defect root causes, coordinates corrective actions, and communicates quality findings to customers and internal teams. Serves as the primary customer interface for Mexico-to-U.S. trade shipments, manages inquiries, supports after-sales activities, and facilitates project follow-up. Uses quality tools, data analysis, and cross-functional collaboration to improve product reliability and customer satisfaction.

The Finance Intern supports the Finance Team with expense auditing, account and balance sheet reconciliation, financial and operational reporting, accounts receivable and payable, audits, payment processing, data entry, credit checks, and customer pricing corrections. The role is designed for current or recent accounting-focused students and includes professional development through mentorship.