Engineering Manager, NPPD

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mitchell martinLongview (TX)

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$150,000 per year

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Engineering Manager, NPPD
Location: Longview TX
Position Type: Full Time
Compensation
Pay Range: $150,000 Per Year
Description: This full-time role in Longview, TX, involves overseeing the design and development of new products and processes, particularly in the assembly and manufacturing of wheel-end components. The manager will lead a team to ensure successful project execution and collaborate with various stakeholders. A strong background in engineering and project management is essential.
Key Responsibilities: Lead the development process for wheel-end product lines, ensuring continuous improvement from concept to commercialization. Establish and track program goals, ensuring effective planning and scheduling of resources. Report on program progress, communicating risks, opportunities, and project status against milestones. Collaborate with commercial teams, customers, and industry organizations to gather input for new product/process pipelines. Manage and develop team talent using development plans and evaluation tools.
Qualifications: BS in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent technical credentials. Minimum of 5 years in a technical supervisory role, with experience in creating department vision and hiring talent. 5 years of project management experience in new product/process development. Experience in supplier evaluation and following quality standards for product/process releases. Strong interpersonal skills, with excellent verbal and written communication abilities. Core Technologies Microsoft Office Suite | CAD Software

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