Process Engineer

The Process Manufacturing Engineer supports vehicle processing operations by developing, optimizing, and sustaining manufacturing processes that enable safe, efficient, and scalable production. This role works cross-functionally with production leadership, engineering, and product development to ensure process readiness, capacity alignment, and continuous improvement across new and existing operations. Responsibilities: Independently analyze manufacturing processes to identify issues, assess risks, and recommend practical solutions using standard procedures, industry best practices, and sound engineering judgment. Drive problem-solving and process improvement initiatives, escalating for broader support only when work extends beyond the normal course of business. Provide engineering support for vehicle processing operations, including new product launches, prototype builds, and production ramp-ups. Process & Capacity Support: Maintain and update production documents governing layout, workflow, and system configurations. Support capacity planning, layout redesigns, and expansion efforts to meet production targets. Coordinate production-related documentation in advance of new product launches. Production Systems & Tooling: Determine appropriate production equipment and tooling in collaboration with production leadership, considering ergonomics, throughput, space constraints, and performance requirements. Order and implement tooling and equipment to support production systems. Establish and maintain preventative maintenance schedules for critical production equipment. Production Flow & Documentation: Define and document the correct order of operations to ensure accurate work order execution. Support the development and maintenance of Bills of Process and related production documentation for new and existing products. Validate work instructions, installation guides, and standard work documentation during prototype and production build events. Audit & Standardization: Develop and maintain audit schedules for critical and Delta processes. Support audit findings, corrective and preventive actions (CAPA), and continuous improvement activities. Standardize processes and ensure documentation is current and aligned with approved process changes, Product Development, PLM systems, and standard work documents. Collaboration & Influence: Partner effectively with supervisors, cross-functional teams, and leadership to drive alignment and influence decisions related to manufacturing processes and improvements. Qualifications: Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial, Manufacturing, or a related discipline). Minimum of 2 years of experience in an industrial or manufacturing environment. Experience working within organizational hierarchies and collaborating with supervisors, production teams, and cross-functional stakeholders. Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving, and process improvement skills. Demonstrated…