General Assembly Process Engineering Specialist

Hyundai Motor Company•Ellabell, GA

20h•Hybrid

About The Position

This posting is part of the Career Opportunity Program (COP). Criteria for eligibility include having at least one year in your current position, no corrective actions (Phase I or above), and meeting the job requirement degree level or experience. This posting is for All Campus. The role involves overseeing General Assembly Offline and Test Line operations, serving as a technical expert by applying process engineering methodologies to improve system efficiency and performance. It also includes coordinating and leading project activities to analyze testing and repair processes, controlling and managing systems associated with equipment in the Test Line and Repair Area, and supporting vehicle testing and automation systems.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering discipline or equivalent or equivalent desired
No reason for disqualification for overseas travel or stay
1 or more years of experience working in an engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, fabrication and/or production environment
1 or more years of experience defining, developing, implementing, or improving production processes related to tool system
Skills/Knowledge : MS Word / Excel / PowerPoint
Strong command of the English language (written and spoken) is essential for safety, communication, documentation, and collaboration across the organization.

Responsibilities

Oversee General Assembly Offline and Test Line operations and serve as a technical expert by applying process engineering methodologies to improve system efficiency and performance.
Coordinate and lead project activities to analyze testing and repair processes and specifications, identifying opportunities for improvement in operations and testing.
Control and manage systems associated with equipment used in the Test Line and Repair Area, including electronic diagnostic equipment, IQIS, Wheel Alignment (W/A), Headlamp Aiming (HLA), EOL Coding, ADAS Calibration, and related systems.
Support and troubleshoot vehicle testing and automation systems, including calibration equipment, CAN communication networks, and electronic diagnostic systems to ensure operational reliability and accuracy.
Utilize data analysis, observations, and time studies to identify and resolve issues related to assembly quality.
Determine, develop, and optimize assigned equipment and processes while continuously improving performance in the assigned area (safety, quality, productivity, cost, and human factors).
Perform periodic equipment verification and calibration to ensure test equipment accuracy and analyze deviations by comparing pre- and post-calibration results.
Prepare documentation packages by reviewing requirements and developing specifications (quality, safety, UPH, layout, and ergonomic requirements).
Communicate and collaborate with Headquarters Design Teams regarding assembly specifications and design requirements/improvements.
Manage inventory levels of equipment and tools required for Test Line and Repair operations.
Develop and maintain visual work instructions and process documentation to support operators in performing tasks according to work standards and procedures.
Participate in Cross-Functional Teams (CFT) and other problem-solving initiatives as directed by management.
Serve as a technical expert for Team Members and Team Leaders, including providing technical training as required.
Support daily production and operational issues as required.
Continuously review technical developments within the area of responsibility and propose new technologies and improvement projects as appropriate.
Prepare presentations/reports on current projects, progress, and issues to management.
Meet all other requirements as assigned.
Ability to perform multi-tasks with multiple priorities within a designated time frame.