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As Director of Engineering, oversee Body Structures & Closures development, ensuring cost, performance targets, and mentoring a technical team, collaborating with stakeholders to deliver systems effectively.

The Supplier Quality Engineer will enhance supplier performance in quality, delivery, and cost. Responsibilities include PPAP reviews, validating supplier capabilities, addressing performance issues, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.

The Associate Supplier Quality Engineer will enhance supplier performance by driving standard work procedures, PPAP reviews, continuous improvements, and supplier monitoring.

Lead and improve welding and fabrication manufacturing processes, applying Lean and Six Sigma. Review product releases for manufacturability, design welding fixtures, support welding process development and qualification, evaluate tooling and automation, develop business cases for capital investments, and provide technical leadership and mentorship to engineering and production teams.

Lead HR for a <300-employee union manufacturing plant: manage recruitment, employee relations, compensation & benefits, performance management, labor relations and grievance processes, administer collective bargaining agreements, advise managers on employment law, partner with HR Centers of Excellence, and train/coach leaders.

Partner with business leaders to deliver strategic and operational HR support: employee relations, performance management, talent planning, workforce and succession planning, organizational design, change management, investigations, and HR program delivery. Use workforce data to inform decisions, support compensation/benefits/talent acquisition with HR Centers of Excellence, mentor junior HR staff, and drive culture and continuous improvement for salaried and hourly manufacturing teams.

Support supply chain to improve supplier quality, delivery, and cost through standard work, process improvement, supplier validation, 8D/SCAR problem solving, lean tools, supplier continuous improvement events, launch readiness, and performance monitoring.

As a Lead Scheduler, you'll create and manage production schedules, align supply and demand, and coordinate with various departments to ensure efficient operations in manufacturing.

The Logistics Specialist will manage logistics operations, including scheduling freight, monitoring compliance, and developing carrier relationships. Responsibilities include improving processes and negotiating bids.

Define technological direction aligning with business strategy, lead technical teams on complex business problems, and ensure adherence to best practices.