Launch Process Technician

General Motors•Concord, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

GM Defense is driving the future of military mobility by leveraging the best-in-class capabilities of General Motors for unmatched innovation, proven performance and breakthrough life-cycle economics! We deliver reliable, affordable, and innovative products across a full spectrum of capabilities – integrated vehicles, power and propulsion, autonomy, mobility, and security! GM Defense is seeking a highly motivated, dynamic individual looking for an opportunity that will allow them to showcase their talents and have an impact in a strategic growth area. Our ideal candidate thrives in ambiguity and demonstrates problem-solving leadership with limited oversight! The Launch Process Technician position will be a point person for all GA launch related activities and be the liaison between production and engineering, leading and integrating manufacturing change to support GMD’s progress and market competitiveness.

Requirements

3 years experience in an automotive manufacturing or related environment

Nice To Haves

HD SUV production build experience
GVDP knowledge or experience
Teamcenter Visualization Experience or Similar Software Experience

Responsibilities

Supports the Virtual Engineering activity by representing production concerns and confirming repeatability
Incorporate new content into current process
Learn to build launch vehicles
Own & Drive Build Readiness
Owning and driving resolution of build issues.
Responsible for Trial Runs, Engineering Tryouts, Engineering Work Orders, TWOs/PWOs etc. during the launch process
Initiate and complete SQS/SOS/JES requirements
Supports and executes all elements of Operation Readiness for General Assembly
Utilize Teamcenter Visualization
Train and coach and support production team in all aspects of the build process
Support assembly part presentation strategy for production
Understanding plant initiated DIT's (Design Issue Tracker) and coordinating resolutions with the DRE's at the Warren, Michigan Engineering Center
Exhibit active participation as a member of the Launch Team and attends all Launch Team meetings, including the daily build wrap-up meetings
Be able to work cross-collaboratively