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The Assembly Controls Engineer maintains and re-engineers assembly equipment, programs robots and PLCs, evaluates processes, and drives cycle time improvements in manufacturing.

Lead the industrialization of automotive products from design to production, collaborating with various teams to ensure manufacturability, equipment validation, and team training.

Responsible for production efficiency in assembly, leading industrialization for new product programs, and optimizing processes. Supports production technicians and participates in equipment design and trials.

The APU Quality Engineer initiates QRQC in QIM, performs audits, manages quality tracking, and ensures compliance with quality standards in automotive production.

Develop innovative solutions, design 3D models, prepare technical files, and collaborate with suppliers in HVAC system design and prototype testing.

Manage project quality by setting quality roadmaps, ensuring compliance with standards, supporting supplier activities, and participating in design reviews and quality controls.

As an APU Quality Engineer, you will ensure compliance with standards, manage quality-related issues, and support audits and reporting within the automotive field.

The Quality Tech ensures production meets quality standards and deadlines. Responsibilities include monitoring production operations, performing quality checks, maintaining cleanliness, and participating in improvement projects.

The Site HR Manager leads HR processes, coaches managers on HR issues, manages health and safety regulations, and oversees employee relations, while developing HR strategy and policies within the site.

As a P-30 Program Engineer, you will lead technical application developments, ensure engineering integrity of product changes, and coordinate project activities for automotive solutions.