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Coordinates new product sample inspections, develops quality inspection plans, analyzes inspection data and defect root causes, and updates production quality controls. The role manages testing resources, validates corrective actions, handles customer complaints, prepares inspection reports, and supports OEM product risk prevention. It requires collaboration with product development, production, tooling, laboratory, and customer quality teams, along with knowledge of automotive glass manufacturing, IATF 16949, SPC, and 8D problem-solving.

Senior Corporate Counsel advises the General Counsel and business teams on contracts, employment, OSHA compliance, litigation, risk management, and legal investigations. The role conducts internal and government investigations, manages outside counsel, supports litigation and disputes, drafts policies and memoranda, negotiates commercial agreements, and trains employees on workplace rules. This is an onsite position requiring collaboration with leadership and operational teams, including occasional production-floor safety requirements.

Manage and maintain EDI data, create and import delivery plans, monitor on-time delivery and forecast accuracy, handle abnormal shipments and customer communications, implement production suspension and change management, meet department KPIs, and follow integrated management and safety procedures.

Optimize and develop manufacturing processes for automotive glass production. Use process simulation and control techniques, analyze production data with Minitab, reduce scrap and waste, collaborate with manufacturing, QA, and supply chain, implement corrective actions, document changes, and train production staff.

The Junior Program Manager coordinates the launch of automotive glass products, manages customer communication, maintains project budgets, and ensures timely delivery by leading internal teams and processes.

The Automation Engineer designs and optimizes automated systems in manufacturing, focusing on equipment operation, troubleshooting, and process reliability.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for improving product quality, reducing scrap rates, optimizing processes, and supporting new product launches in automotive glass manufacturing.

The IT Systems Engineer analyzes and designs business system solutions for a glass automotive manufacturing plant, ensuring system integration, data exchange, and operational efficiency.

The Tooling Engineer designs, develops, and maintains tools for manufacturing, ensuring efficiency and quality while collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve tooling systems and solve production issues.

The Process Engineer is responsible for new materials development, automation projects, process improvement, and documentation updates. This role requires strong engineering skills and management abilities while ensuring quality and compliance with standards.