Production Engineer
techstar groupLiberty (NC)
About the role
Job Title: Production Engineer (Battery EV)
Duration: 12 Moths (High chances of extension)
Location: Liberty, NC Responsibilities:
Leading planning and problem-solving efforts in pre-production trial activity. Utilizing and improving systems & procedures for efficient and effective issue identification, root cause analysis, issue resolution, reoccurrence prevention/kaizen to subsequent activity and projects, and project management of trials. Create detail technical and summary reports for organizational learning and development Input to process & equipment plan/specification for kaizen & issue reoccurrence prevention Use and advancement of systems and procedure for problem solving & learning capture Activity related to department-level Hoshin/ overall direction for organizational advancement Individual support for standardization & kaizen (continuous improvement) of Department systems and processes
Requirements:
- Experience in manufacturing production preparation role and schedule/deliverable management including stages of project plan, process/equipment plan, specification & procurement, installation and trial.
- Experience in winding, cell assembly & electrolyte fill on automotive cells
- Experience in battery cell product, processes/equipment, and/or trial activity.
- Experience in activity of Ryohin Joken identification, application, and/or confirmation.
- Experience coordinating with varied functions in large corporate organization, including production engineering, manufacturing, research & development, and Quality, or similar, and reporting out to senior leadership level.
- Experience in interpreting & applying product/process specification, drawing and data, etc. including new material introduction and validation and change Experience in manufacturing plant production operations role
- Experience in data analytics tools and methods
- Experience in digital engineering software tools and procedures, including the ability to read, interpret and modify model data.
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