Top Operations Jobs

The Commodity Buyer analyzes material needs, develops purchasing strategies, negotiates contracts, manages supplier relationships, and oversees material deliveries in an automotive production environment.

Support and enhance SAP WM/EWM systems, analyze business requirements, implement solutions, provide user training, and coordinate projects to optimize warehouse management for automotive manufacturing.

The Technician, Controls supports R&D projects, designs automated work cells, maintains and troubleshoots controls, repairs equipment, and ensures project quality and timeliness.

The Trainer will lead a team, ensure production flow, and work under pressure in a three-shift operation environment, while supporting the manufacturing of seating systems.

The Tool and Die Tech is responsible for maintaining tooling for quality production, assisting in continuous improvement, and ensuring safety in the workplace. Requires experience in tool and die and proficiency with machinery and tools.

Supervises and coordinates the transportation of products. Responsible for scheduling transportation, dispatching crews, and coordinating routes.

The Cost Estimator develops and coordinates product and process cost estimates while collaborating with stakeholders to support production implementations and ensuring accuracy in pricing data.

Monitor production performance, set up tooling, conduct tests, optimize processes, lead training, and participate in continuous improvement programs.

The technician will perform quality testing, audits, and ensure adherence to quality standards while supporting continuous improvement initiatives.

The Lean Industrial Engineer will improve processes, analyze workforce utilization, and design efficient layouts for production and assembly.