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Lead controls projects involving equipment installation, upgrades, PLC programming, troubleshooting, and plant automation improvements. Support downtime recovery, preventative maintenance, system optimization, and reliability initiatives for conveyors, automated storage systems, and legacy equipment. Develop project plans, cost estimates, timelines, monitoring systems, and documentation. Collaborate with skilled trades and cross-functional teams, train technical staff, and provide onsite off-shift and weekend support.

Supports manufacturing quality operations in an engine component plant by analyzing and resolving quality issues, identifying root causes, implementing corrective actions, creating work instructions, containing nonconforming products, coordinating repair and rework, and maintaining quality-system adherence across all shifts.

Leads propulsion engineering cost-reduction initiatives from idea generation through feasibility, business-case development, implementation, and execution. Collaborates with engineering, purchasing, supply chain, program teams, joint-venture partners, and suppliers; facilitates workshops, tracks performance against targets, resolves roadblocks, and reports progress to leadership. Occasional travel to supplier facilities is required.

Designs, integrates, troubleshoots, and supports automated manufacturing equipment, including machine controls, vision systems, laser marking, CNCs, and robotics. Provides off-shift plant-floor support, resolves downtime through root-cause analysis, updates electrical documentation, oversees vendors and system integrators, and contributes to standardized controls architectures and continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.

Provides controls engineering and electrical support for vehicle assembly manufacturing processes on second shift. Programs and troubleshoots ControlLogix processors, FANUC robots, industrial networks, electrical systems, and complex manufacturing equipment. Manages plant electrical projects, supports production launches and continuous improvement, develops budgets and schedules, coordinates contractors and manufacturing teams, trains support personnel, and promotes safety, quality, throughput, and energy efficiency.

Supports supplier quality at a manufacturing site by conducting PPAP, run-at-rate verifications, audits, and compliance monitoring. Reviews control plans and PFMEAs, coordinates containment of supplier-related issues, facilitates root-cause analysis and corrective actions, and visits suppliers to verify improvements. The role also leads APQP and supplier development activities, provides technical quality-system support, and conducts supplier workshops. It is onsite, requires regular travel, and supports four 10-hour shifts.

Leads thermal subsystem development and integration for vehicle programs, overseeing component DREs, suppliers, validation, production release, and system-level performance. Resolves complex thermal issues, manages program milestones, coordinates cross-functional engineering activities, ensures compliance with design requirements, supports cabin comfort and powertrain thermal management, and drives cost optimization and durability improvements. The role includes team mentorship, plant visits, and up to 5% domestic travel.

Conduct crashworthiness and post-crash electrical integrity CAE simulations using LS-DYNA. Lead vehicle safety performance integration across development programs, recommend design solutions, optimize performance using statistical and optimization methods, compare simulation results with physical tests, and collaborate with engineering, suppliers, manufacturing, and global teams. Senior engineers also manage complex projects, exercise independent judgment, and mentor junior team members.

Design, develop, test, deploy, and support full-stack applications for manufacturing operations. Build user interfaces, APIs, integrations, and database solutions; troubleshoot production issues; contribute to architecture, code reviews, reliability, security, and performance improvements. Partner with manufacturing and business teams, support releases and critical incidents, and provide technical leadership and mentorship.

Develop and operate CI/CD, build, integration, validation, and release workflows for autonomous driving and ADAS software. Lead scalable cross-team technical initiatives, improve pipeline reliability and observability, establish engineering best practices, contribute to designs and code reviews, mentor engineers, and support technical recruiting. The role focuses on enabling safe, high-quality software delivery for Super Cruise and other autonomous driving systems.