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Oversee automotive programs from planning through product launch, managing schedules, budgets, risks, deliverables, quality requirements, and cross-functional teams. Lead program reviews, track costs and margins, coordinate customer and internal requirements, support engineering design and build events, ensure APQP and TS-16949 compliance, and communicate program status and financial issues. The role requires automotive OEM or Tier 1 launch experience, Japanese and English fluency, and unrestricted worldwide travel.

Develops, commissions, maintains, and improves robotic assembly equipment and automation systems. Responsibilities include equipment qualification, supplier coordination, RFQ preparation, debugging, root cause analysis, path programming, safety inspections, SOP development, maintenance planning, audits, spare-parts management, process improvement, and training local technical personnel.

Supports quality engineering through product inspections, testing, audits, data analysis, documentation, process improvement, root cause analysis, CAPA, and quality validation. Collaborates with manufacturing, engineering, and design teams to resolve quality issues and ensure products meet specifications and industry standards.

Develop and optimize automotive stamping and roll forming processes, tooling, and dies through feasibility studies, DFM analysis, simulation, and press evaluation. Define materials, tonnage, cycle times, and product configurations; address spring-back, process risks, quality, and OEE. Analyze production issues, implement corrective actions, support engineering changes, create PFMEA documentation, and collaborate with global, cross-functional teams on advanced manufacturing technologies.

Leads full-cycle recruitment for senior and specialized roles, develops talent acquisition strategies, advises hiring managers, conducts talent market research, manages recruitment metrics, trains hiring teams, coordinates with agencies, and improves sourcing, selection, onboarding, and hiring processes.

Supports recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, training and development, HRIS administration, reporting, and employment-law compliance. Handles employee inquiries, investigations, performance improvement processes, training delivery, personnel records, HR data analysis, EEO reporting, ADA accommodations, and FMLA administration. Requires strong HR knowledge, communication skills, confidentiality, and proficiency with HRIS systems and Microsoft Office.

Oversee automotive programs from planning through product launch, managing schedules, budgets, risks, deliverables, quality requirements, and cross-functional teams. Lead customer and internal program reviews, track costs and margins, support product design and launch events, and ensure compliance with APQP and IATF 16949 standards. The role requires expertise in aluminum battery tray development, aluminum foundry processes, automotive engineering design, financial analysis, and risk management, plus Korean-English bilingual communication and worldwide travel availability.

Manage automotive OEM accounts, develop customer relationships, identify business opportunities, oversee RFQs and pricing, resolve commercial and technical issues, support APQP and quality initiatives, maintain forecasts and commercial records, negotiate contracts, and coordinate with engineering, program management, manufacturing, suppliers, and global teams. Travel worldwide as needed while supporting cost reduction, customer satisfaction, budgets, and new business development.

Quality Engineer responsible for manufacturing quality, customer interface, APQP and PPAP activities, corrective actions, quality reporting, and continuous improvement. Maintains compliance with IATF, VDA, ISO, AIAG, and customer-specific requirements. Partners with production and engineering to resolve nonconformances, improve process capability, reduce scrap and quality costs, and maintain quality management systems. The role requires customer-site travel of 20–25%.

Manage automotive OEM customer accounts, develop business opportunities, resolve commercial and technical issues, and maintain strong customer relationships. Responsibilities include managing RFQs, pricing, financial issues, customer documentation, forecasts, negotiations, cost-reduction initiatives, APQP activities, and customer quality matters. The role partners with program management, engineering, manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and global teams while supporting budgets, presentations, and customer requirements. Worldwide travel is expected.