New Product Assembly Process Engineer
About The Position
II Stanley Company, Inc. is an automotive lighting supplier established in Battle Creek, Michigan, in 1985. The New Product Assembly Process Engineer develops, implements, and transfers new product processes, supporting company goals for quality, cost, and delivery. The role designs and implements assembly processes and lines, assists with tooling and equipment, supports new product development and current production engineering changes, and maintains documentation for quality-system and customer requirements. The position works with customers, suppliers, and production personnel. Internal candidates must have fewer than 3.00 attendance points. The position is primarily in a factory environment with air conditioning and exposure to moving vehicles, machinery, and factory equipment. It may require extended periods of standing, occasional lifting or pulling of up to 50 pounds, and overtime to meet deadlines and requirements.
Requirements
- 0–3 years in a technical position providing knowledge of assembly processes.
- Electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and PLC programming skills.
- Knowledge of programming Fanuc and IA robots.
- Knowledge of 3D modeling software such as Solidworks or Catia.
- MS Office software skills.
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology.
- Internal candidates must have fewer than 3.00 attendance points.
Responsibilities
- Develop, implement, and transfer new product processes in a timely manner.
- Support company goals for quality, cost, and delivery.
- Assist in designing and procuring tooling and equipment for components and assemblies.
- Prepare required documentation for new programs.
- Develop new product assembly lines to meet targets for quality, cycle time, and equipment cost.
- Attend and participate in scheduled new product development activities.
- Design and implement assembly processes, including operator movement, equipment, tooling, process layout, and cycle times.
- Participate in sourcing new production machinery when necessary.
- Identify technology advancements that could improve production capabilities.
- Establish and maintain standardized documentation, including process diagrams, FMEAs, process flow charts, trial reports, and engineering changes, to support quality-system compliance and customer requirements.
- Participate in design reviews, review drawings, analyze tooling, and recommend improvements to productivity, quality, and safety.
- Support current production engineering changes when needed.
- Communicate with customers, suppliers, and production personnel to complete duties.
- Provide support to the new product development group.
- Perform other duties, tasks, or projects as directed by the immediate supervisor.
Benefits
- Competitive wages.
- Annual performance reviews and merit increases.
- Free medical insurance options for the employee and family.
- Free life insurance.
- Dental and vision insurance.
- 401(k) with employer matching.
- Healthcare opt-out options.
- Free short-term and long-term disability insurance.
- Paid time off (PTO).
- Free uniforms and safety shoes.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
