Top Engineering Jobs

The Manufacturing Engineer plans, develops, and implements production processes for drivetrain components, resolves engineering challenges, and improves manufacturing efficiency.

The Controls Supervisor will lead engineers to ensure reliable performance of automated systems, enhance productivity, and manage control system projects.

The Weld Engineer defines manufacturing processes for automotive drive train components using various welding technologies and automation, ensuring compliance with specifications and improvements in production efficiency.

Lead and manage all activities related to program launches in the automotive industry, ensuring production targets are met and coordinating cross-functional teams.

Assist inverter and eMotor Design Engineers in the design, development, analysis, and testing of electric motors and inverters for eDrive applications. Collaborate on projects, conduct requirements analysis, and support modeling efforts.

Responsible for corrective and preventive maintenance on robotic cells and automated systems, develop automations for increased production availability and quality, support process improvements, and adhere to established company standards and procedures.

The role involves defining the vision for product development, understanding industry challenges, and leveraging new technologies for product launches, along with managing BOM and quality processes.

As an Automotive Technician focused on electronics, you will perform service and repairs on various vehicles, support projects, troubleshoot issues, and ensure quality assurance while maintaining customer satisfaction.

The System Admin Analyst will manage SAP and B2B systems, focusing on configuration, maintenance, security, and collaboration with internal and external teams.

The Tooling Engineer provides technical support for tooling and die manufacturing in automotive production, ensuring quality, timely delivery, and compliance with standards.