Full Time Instrumentation Coordinators (381)

Performance Driven Workforce•Allen Park, MI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Performance Driven Workforce (PDW) is hiring Full-time Automotive Instrumentation Coordinators for an automotive Tier 1 supplier. This role supports new build instrumentation, performs walk-around inspections, and works with Bill of Materials. The Instrumentation Coordinator will conduct engineering interactions and oversee the setting up of vehicles for testing. This position is based out of Allen Park, MI, and offers an AM day shift with possible overtime.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum 2 years’ experience in hands-on automotive technician role or instrumentation installation role
Strong customer relationship, verbal, and written communication skills
Strong computer skills; fluent with Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
Ability to organize and track information for multiple vehicle builds
Must have good attention to detail
Must be self-started, self-motivated and possess a willingness to learn
Experience with the installation of thermocouples, pressure transducers, and accelerometers

Nice To Haves

Associate degree
Prototype vehicle experience
Knowledge of automotive wire harness installation practices
ASE /State certifications

Responsibilities

Supporting new build installations
Performing walk-around inspections to ensure builds are up to customer specifications
Working with bill of materials to understand what is required for the build
Conducting engineering interactions and overseeing the set-up vehicles for testing
Interacting with floor leaders and/or technicians on a frequent basis to review and improve on current instrumentation installations as technologies evolve
Reporting the status of individual or multiple vehicle builds to the supervisor regularly to ensure milestones are being met
Working as a team member to find opportunities to improve start to finish installation tasks for continuous marginal improvement of common practices