Description

In this role, you will engage in various phases of product design and industrialization, ensuring quality and efficiency in special processes. Your day-to-day responsibilities will involve collaborating with engineering, managing risks, and training teams to uphold high standards.

Requirements

• •Engineering degree in process engineering, mechanical, electrical, or chemical
• •Training and qualification by a third party for PS if needed
• •2 to 5 years’ experience in industrial method
• •Practice of special process for 2 to 5 years
• •Official recognition as expert by the Special Process central coordinator
• •Independence, rigor, and good communication
• •Good teaching skills and innovation
• •Ability to read, write, and speak English

Tasks

• •Contribute to the tender phase for product design and industrialization
• •Optimize costs and minimize risks during design phases
• •Build the SP REX and collaborate with product engineering
• •Manage industrial risk through Process FMEA and improvement plans
• •Define requirements and rules for necessary tooling for production
• •Qualify the product/process pair and industrial means
• •Support sourcing and SQD teams in supplier qualification
• •Assist in quality follow-up for suppliers involved in SP
• •Contribute to the development of local suppliers
• •Manage the evolution of the quality control process for SP
• •Ensure deployment and validation of new processes per project planning
• •Issue relevant documents in the Quality System
• •Manage technicians under your responsibility
• •Perform Transfer of Technology on SP, including documentation and training
• •Train workers and EPU managers on executing SP
• •Ensure continuous training and qualification of workers for PS
• •Train support functions on business rules related to PS
• •Guarantee internal control and application of process rules
• •Conduct internal and external audits
• •Monitor SP business rules and resolve related issues
• •Investigate root causes of non-conformities or incidents
• •Implement repair solutions for identified issues
• •Demonstrate QCD and EHS improvements through action plans
• •Measure performance against site industrial objectives
• •Support Sourcing and Supplier Quality teams during quality crises
• •Participate in SP network meetings and working groups
• •Propose improvement ideas and updates to business rules

Benefits