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MISSIONS / KEY RESPONSIBILITIES- Define and drive the measurement policy within the assigned perimeter, acting as a central function to ensure coherence, robustness, and sustainability of measurement practices.
- Develop, deploy, and sustain validated Measurement and Testing Processes (PMEs) in line with entity needs and the HQRI framework.
- Provide measurement expertise to support industrial performance and resolve measurement issues impacting product, process, or supplier quality.
- Ensure industrial robustness and long-term control of measurement systems through calibration, VQM, maintenance, and governance processes.
- Develop and maintain measurement competencies through training, coaching, documentation, and contribution to métier validation.
- Anticipate measurement needs related to product, process, and technology evolutions to ensure industrial readiness.
- Measurement needs and evolutions are identified, analyzed, and integrated into the activity investment plan, managed through a structured portfolio approach.
- Measurement and Testing Processes are deployed in compliance with the HQRI approach:
- PMEs are registered, qualified, and validated
- Industrial robustness is demonstrated and monitored over time
- Sustainability provisions are ensured (VQM, calibration, maintenance)
- Stakeholders are trained and qualified
- Documentation is complete, accessible, and effectively applied
- User feedback is capitalized within a continuous improvement process
- Measurement nonconformities are analyzed in terms of uncertainty degradation and associated customer and supplier risks, with full consideration by product, process, and material guarantee functions.
- Measurement systems provide reliable data to support robust industrial decisions and sustained performance.
- Measurement practices and skills sustainability is ensured through network animation, contribution to reference documents, participation in training development, métier validation, and measurement diagnostics.
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physics, Engineering (Physics, Mechanical) or related field.
- Experienced in project management and comfortable handling cross-functional projects.
- 3+ years' experience in manufacturing operations, process improvement, or quality engineering
- Strong understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles.
- Self-directed, resourceful, with a positive attitude; able to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong skills in analytical thinking, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office and digital tools.
- Fluent in English (B2).
Skills Required
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Physics, Engineering (Physics, Mechanical) or related field
- 3+ years' experience in manufacturing operations, process improvement, or quality engineering
- Strong understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles
- Proficient in Microsoft Office and digital tools
- Fluent in English (B2)
Michelin Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about Michelin and has not been reviewed or approved by Michelin.
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Healthcare Strength — Healthcare access is described as broad, including medical, prescription, dental, mental/behavioral health support, and disability and life insurance coverage. Global baseline protections also emphasize healthcare coverage for employees and families.
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Retirement Support — Retirement support is characterized as strong, with a 401(k) plus additional retirement components referenced alongside profit sharing in the overall package. Financial benefits are framed as a meaningful part of total rewards beyond base salary.
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Parental & Family Support — Parental and family support is positioned as a notable strength through global minimum paid maternity/adoption and paternity/adoption leave, plus survivor benefits tied to salary and education support for children. Additional family-oriented benefits such as adoption assistance are also included in the package.
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