Corporate Engineer
Corporate Engineer
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Liaison between the Account Managers, the Jones Plastic sites, and Customers for existing and new projects.
- Review customer requirements and prints of new products to develop a launch plan and manufacturing plan. Include needs, such as cost and timing, for work cell, labor, packaging, equipment, fixtures, detection, error proofing, etc.
- Responsible for ensuring customer specifications (2D prints, quality manuals, engineering specifications, testing procedures, etc.) have been submitted to document control.
- Support implementation of all aspects of new product introduction including secondary equipment, work cell development, and value-added processes.
- Manage build schedule, facilitate APQP processes, and PPAP processes on new projects ensuring job is launched on time, within budget, and meets customers' requirements.
- Responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and reporting KPI's across all assigned product launch activity.
- Manage secondary equipment vendors as well as ongoing support of existing equipment as needed.
- Support sites with existing ongoing production by assisting in Problem Solving activities, root cause analysis, corrective action development, and management customer driven engineering changes.
- Assist in Cost Take Out and Cost Containment on existing projects
- Other duties as assigned or needed.
- Background in APQP and PPAP processes
- Experience interpreting blueprints, including GD&TProficiency in project management tools and methodologies
- Familiarity with lean, Six Sigma, or other problem-solving methodologies
- Experience in customer-facing roles
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