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Develops and validates automotive electronic hardware for ADAS systems. Responsibilities include applying ISO 26262 functional safety practices, performing design verification and production validation testing, conducting hardware-software integration testing, running signal and power integrity simulations, and using high-speed oscilloscopes. The role also requires knowledge of fault tree and design failure analysis, CAN and Automotive Ethernet, requirements elicitation, and ADAS component and subsystem functions while maintaining safe work practices.

Leads North American and global packaging category strategy, sourcing, supplier management, negotiations, cost reduction, transportation optimization, and sustainability initiatives. Oversees packaging commodities including returnables, expendables, pallets, dunnage, corrugate, racks, and containers. Partners with engineering, manufacturing, logistics, finance, and sustainability teams to improve packaging quality, material flow, transportation efficiency, and total cost. Tracks supplier performance, savings, investments, and financial results while presenting sourcing recommendations to leadership.

Leads North American plastic category strategy, strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, pricing agreements, cost reduction, and sourcing recommendations. Builds supplier strategies and approved supplier lists, manages market testing and supplier selection, analyzes market risks and opportunities, and collaborates globally across purchasing, manufacturing, logistics, engineering, quality, finance, and operations. Requires automotive or manufacturing expertise, plastic product knowledge, leadership experience, cost modeling, negotiations, and international travel up to 25%.

Designs and optimizes end-to-end material flow across manufacturing operations. Owns digital PFEP governance, inventory and capacity optimization, replenishment strategies, automation integration, and material-flow simulation. Uses AI, machine learning, digital twins, Industry 4.0 systems, and analytics to improve logistics performance. Leads automation roadmaps, value-stream mapping, capital business cases, new product launch support, plant expansions, and cross-functional continuous improvement initiatives.

Develops and supports Industry 4.0 projects, PLC programs, web applications, databases, and Microsoft 365 solutions. The role requires Siemens and Allen Bradley PLC programming, FactoryTalk View, software development, troubleshooting, customer support, project administration, and compliance with SOX, TISAX, and IATF standards. The engineer also responds to after-hours emergencies and aligns departmental initiatives with organizational strategy.

Senior Controls Engineer responsible for designing, programming, troubleshooting, and maintaining industrial control systems in an automotive manufacturing environment. Duties include PLC and HMI programming, robotics and machine-controls development, electrical schematic maintenance, equipment troubleshooting, continuous improvement, Factory 4.0 implementation, preventive maintenance, and uptime optimization. The role supports installations, quality improvements, safety compliance, documentation, and cross-functional projects involving manufacturing, quality, maintenance, and external resources.

Design and develop automotive hemming processes and tooling. Responsibilities include executing hem studies, defining flange and hemming processes, coordinating open-hem models, managing tool design and manufacturing timelines, conducting design reviews, supporting tool build and commissioning, maintaining Teamcenter documentation, creating spare-parts lists and standard work, obtaining customer approvals, and supporting quoting and continuous improvement while following safety and quality standards.

Designs, maintains, troubleshoots, and improves assembly robotic equipment. Supports preventative maintenance and repairs, trains department personnel, maintains robot program backups, evaluates new technologies, and programs vision inspection systems for component detection and assembly error prevention.

Develops, validates, and releases automotive seating fasteners and mechanically fastened joints. Responsibilities include fastener selection and design, joint calculations, torque validation, CAD and drawing management, product launch support, manufacturing troubleshooting, supplier and customer collaboration, quality compliance, root-cause investigations, and continuous improvement. The role supports DFMEA, PFMEA, APQP, PPAP, audits, and engineering change processes while providing technical direction to design personnel.

Materials Planner responsible for supporting production planning, inventory management, and MRP operations in an automotive seating manufacturing environment. The role requires coordinating with suppliers, following health and safety policies, analyzing data in Excel, documenting processes, and using ERP systems, preferably SAP. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree in business, supply chain, logistics, or a related field, plus 3–5 years of relevant experience. APICS certification is preferred.