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The Manufacturing & Process Engineer develops process specifications, updates work instructions and flow charts, and provides technical support for manufacturing operations.

Designs and implements quality testing, statistical process control, audits, validation, and corrective actions across manufacturing processes. Analyzes quality data, supports engineering changes and new product introductions, develops quality plans, and drives continuous improvement. Reviews engineering documentation for compliance, investigates customer quality concerns, presents metrics to leadership, and leads cross-functional quality projects. The role requires customer and supplier collaboration, occasional on-site investigations, and flexibility for overtime.

Designs and improves manufacturing assembly equipment and processes through mechanical, electrical, and controls engineering. Responsibilities include developing specifications, work instructions, process flow charts, PFMEA documentation, PLC code updates, pneumatic and hydraulic schematics, equipment acceptance testing, capital project implementation, maintenance support, and safety, environmental, quality, and Six Sigma initiatives. The engineer also leads smaller projects, supports plant operations, and travels to supplier sites for equipment qualification.

Lead and deliver onboarding, EHS, bid transfer, and job certification training in a manufacturing plant. Develop, maintain, and track training materials and schedules, instruct classroom and on-the-job training, monitor completion, update work instructions, and integrate safety, quality, TPM, and Lean principles into training programs. Support trainer development and may assist with orientation, recruiting, and community outreach.

Design and develop functionally safe electronic circuits for lithium-ion battery management systems. Perform ISO 26262 safety analyses, including FMEA, fault-tree, FMEDA, ASIL decomposition, and common-cause analysis. Define hardware safety requirements, specifications, verification plans, and validation work products. Support design reviews, technical reporting, and cross-functional development from safety concept through production while collaborating with software, systems, mechanical, test, and manufacturing teams.

Leads multidisciplinary engineering teams through automotive product development and release, managing technical targets, schedules, costs, bills of material, product maturity, work packages, testing, documentation, sample builds, and manufacturing handoff. Serves as the technical interface among program management, supply chain, manufacturing, quality, commercial teams, and customers. Requires extensive automotive electronics and software product launch experience, cross-functional leadership, and willingness to travel 20%.

The Electronics Design Lead will guide electronics projects, ensuring compliance with industry standards while leading design verification and requirements analysis for automotive applications.

The Systems Engineer will develop and integrate battery systems for automotive applications, focusing on requirements engineering, system architecture, and compliance with safety standards.

Lead North American corporate communications, brand positioning, public affairs, government and community relations. Shape strategy and activation to support major US manufacturing investments, align marketing and commercial teams, and represent the company with executive leadership and external stakeholders.

Field-based territory sales role supporting national retail accounts across assigned western U.S. regions. Build relationships with regional leadership and store contacts, drive retail merchandising and POS compliance, train associates on testing and install protocols, support sales calls and market blitzes, attend trade shows, and travel frequently to grow commercial sales and reduce returns.