Costing Engineer - Thermal Systems
a2mac1Denver (CO)
About the role
Costing Engineer We are looking for a highly motivated Costing Engineer for our team here in Queretaro. As a Cost Engineer, you will work in an international environment and support A2MAC1 and their customers by carrying out the costing assignments and studies entrusted to you: Cost analysis, Value analysis, Comparative cost analysis, Design-to-cost, Economic modeling of manufacturing processes. Tasks &
Responsibilities:
Costing Activities: Carry out cost studies: analyze input data, identify materials and manufacturing processes, cost them using internal tools and methodologies, Understand and explain how the product works (system, subsystem, component, function, etc.)Identify and recommend ways to optimize the cost of a system Drive cost/performance benchmarking and value analysis studies Build study reports according to required quality standards Provide teammates with specific studies to contribute to the project insights. Customer Interactions: Take part of early need analysis Contribute to provide customer with appropriate costing and/or cost management approach Present study results according to customers' needs. Project Management: Assess the workload and the timeline related to the technical perimeter of responsibility, and commit on them. Alert the project management about any risk on the technical perimeter, the timeline, or the project delivery quality. Knowledge Improvement: Write and update technical content and guidelines Improve internal tools, models and templates Ensure technical watch on your specific competency area Share knowledge and support teammates
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