BOM Controller

Revology Cars•Orlando, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Revology Cars is hiring a BOM Controller to establish, maintain, and control accurate Bills of Material (BOMs) for our vehicle programs throughout the product development and production lifecycle. The BOM Controller works with Product Development, Engineering, Purchasing, Material Planning, Scheduling, Production, and Program Management to ensure product configurations, part information, and engineering changes are accurately reflected in the BOM and effectively implemented into production.

Requirements

Associate or bachelor's degree in business, manufacturing, supply chain, engineering technology, or a related field is preferred but not required; equivalent relevant professional experience will be considered
Three to five years of experience in BOM management, configuration management, product data management, engineering change control, manufacturing planning, or a related automotive or manufacturing function is preferred
Experience working with multi-level BOMs containing thousands of components
Familiarity with ERP, MRP, PLM, or similar product-data-management systems
Strong understanding of part numbering, revision control, engineering change management, and product configuration principles
Demonstrated ability to maintain highly accurate product data and identify discrepancies across large data sets
Strong organizational skills and exceptional attention to detail
Ability to coordinate effectively across Product Development, Engineering, Purchasing, Production, and Program Management
Demonstrated knowledge of processes and methodologies that support repeatability and effective configuration control
Strong Microsoft Excel skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office applications

Nice To Haves

Experience with Infor SyteLine ERP or a comparable ERP/MRP system is preferred
Experience with Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE or a comparable Product Lifecycle Management system is preferred
Experience in an automotive or related manufacturing environment is preferred
Experience in a low-volume, high-mix manufacturing environment is a plus

Responsibilities

Create, maintain, and control prototype and production vehicle BOMs throughout the product development lifecycle
Ensure BOM structures, part numbers, descriptions, quantities, revisions, effectivity dates, and other required part information are complete and accurate
Coordinate with Design and Release Engineers and other Product Development personnel to ensure released product information is accurately incorporated into the BOM
Support Program Management by tracking BOM maturity and product-definition readiness through program development milestones
Manage BOM changes resulting from engineering releases, design changes, supplier changes, manufacturing requirements, and approved deviations
Ensure Engineering Change Orders (ECOs), Engineering Change Notices (ECNs), and equivalent change-control documentation are accurately reflected in the BOM
Maintain configuration control across vehicle models, options, variants, and program revisions
Work with Purchasing to reconcile part-number, sourcing, and revision discrepancies
Work with Scheduling and Material Planning to resolve BOM-related issues affecting vehicle assembly and ensure production is building the correct product configuration
Identify and resolve BOM discrepancies, including duplicate or obsolete parts, incorrect quantities, missing components, incorrect station assignments, and revision conflicts
Perform regular BOM audits at production stations and reconciliations to ensure alignment among engineering releases, purchasing information, ERP and inventory records, and production requirements
Maintain accurate records and traceability of product configurations and BOM changes
Develop and maintain standardized BOM-management processes and methodologies to promote accuracy and repeatability
Generate BOM status, maturity, change, and exception reports for Program Management and other stakeholders
Proactively identify and communicate BOM risks that could affect program timing, purchasing, inventory, cost, or production
Support vehicle program milestones by ensuring required BOM information is complete and appropriately controlled before release into subsequent phases