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The Manufacturing Controls Engineer will coordinate the sustainment and improvement of assembly machines for production, provide technical support, and focus on continuous improvement of assembly processes while collaborating with various teams.

Design, implement, and improve manufacturing systems for DCS Mexico plants. Duties include plant layout, time-and-motion studies, PFMEA/PPAP execution, SAP data entry, tooling/process release, training, ergonomics and safety compliance, and continuous improvement projects to meet quality, takt time, and cost targets.

Lead strategic sales and account management for automotive Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs, driving multi-year platform-based programs, design wins, and revenue growth. Manage long design cycles, influence engineering and executive stakeholders, lead pricing/negotiations and VA/VE efforts, ensure automotive quality compliance, and develop Tier1 sales teams while supporting EV, ADAS, and high-speed data interconnect adoption.

The Electrical Controls Engineer will provide on-site electrical engineering support, improve manufacturing processes, troubleshoot issues, and assist with maintenance activities in a manufacturing environment.

Develop and optimize machine learning models, implement AI solutions in automotive applications, and automate workflows using cloud and CI/CD practices.

Responsible for testing setup, functional verification, reporting results, maintaining equipment calibration, and supporting quality activities in a laboratory environment.

The Demand Planning Coordinator will manage customer demand through forecasting, inputting schedules, coordinating with production, ensuring on-time delivery, and maintaining inventory control.

As a Senior Payroll Analyst, you'll manage multi-country payroll, ensure compliance, and collaborate with teams to improve processes.

Responsible for fulfilling business plans to meet departmental objectives, training staff in the area, developing continuous improvement initiatives, decision-making, and problem-solving.

The Operations Manager coordinates plant operations, manages processes, oversees budget preparation, develops strategies, and ensures compliance with standards and safety regulations.