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Leads manufacturing engineering activities for automotive production, including new product and process launches, equipment and fixture design, manufacturing issue resolution, process flow optimization, material flow, cost reduction, and DOE analysis. Supervises and mentors manufacturing engineers, manages complex projects, establishes timelines and budgets, supports continuous improvement, and ensures safety compliance. Requires strong automation, controls, machine design, automotive, leadership, and project management experience.

Plans and implements quality programs for automotive manufacturing. Designs quality-control sampling and testing systems, resolves product and process issues, analyzes supplier and warranty performance, supports corrective actions, and champions continuous improvement. Coordinates internal and external resources, manages project costs and schedules, develops quality standards, and may supervise staff. The role requires engineering knowledge, automotive quality experience, project leadership, data analysis, communication, and the ability to manage complex assignments independently.

Build, maintain, troubleshoot, and improve fineblanking, transfer, roller, and deep-draw dies. Responsibilities include constructing new tools, maintaining tooling documentation and spare-part inventories, establishing preventive maintenance schedules, improving die life and production efficiency, coordinating with suppliers, updating drawings, approving dies, and minimizing downtime. The role requires independent problem-solving, tool design and machining knowledge, blueprint reading, metrology, GD&T, SPC, CNC programming, and certified tool-and-die expertise.

Represents the customer on product and process quality matters, managing complaints, containment, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, 8D reports, PPAP submissions, quality KPIs, audits, returns, and quality charges. Coordinates cross-functional improvement activities with production, plant quality, and engineering teams. Requires automotive quality experience, knowledge of IATF 16949 and core tools, technical drawing and GD&T skills, Italian and English fluency, and domestic and international travel availability.

Lead digital transformation across operational and administrative functions by analyzing and optimizing end-to-end processes, identifying automation opportunities, translating business needs into digital solutions, and coordinating implementations. Responsibilities include business-case development, project planning, testing, rollout, change management, training, documentation, and stakeholder coordination, including Microsoft Power Platform low-code solutions.

Lead end-to-end delivery of IT digitalization and AI projects, translating business needs into technical scope and coordinating cross-functional teams, suppliers, deployments, rollouts, budgets, risks, and operational handover. The role supports digital strategy across automotive manufacturing sites and requires project management, change management, stakeholder alignment, and occasional international travel.

Performs balance sheet and P&L variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, cost control, margin and profitability analysis, working capital analysis, and financial reporting. Supports month-end accounting, provision and accrual calculations, quote and business-case profitability reviews, and SOX testing. Requires a business, economics, or accounting degree, strong Excel skills, English proficiency, analytical ability, and attention to detail.

Support vehicle commissioning and system-level testing for automotive development programs. Diagnose and repair electrical, mechanical, and electro-mechanical issues; document test results and maintenance actions; maintain 5S, safety, and quality standards; collaborate with engineering, quality, production, and customers; and mentor junior technicians. The role works Monday through Friday on a second shift and may require weekends, overtime, and variable shifts.

Design, develop, integrate, validate, and maintain software for autonomous mobile robots and fleet management systems. Responsibilities include navigation, localization, path planning, robot control, multi-robot coordination, system integration, simulation, debugging, mapping, commissioning, and customer deployments. The role supports industrial robotics solutions through onsite troubleshooting, factory integration, supplier collaboration, and domestic and international travel.

Manage quotation and pricing activities, maintain pricing and sales data in ERP and customer portals, prepare customer quote responses and presentations, reconcile tooling and capital submissions, track financial issues, support contract administration, read MRP/BOMs, coordinate customer visits and internal communication, and travel within Canada and the USA.