Description
The role supports the introduction and maintenance of new electronic production lines, including design review, installation, debugging, performance testing, acceptance, spare-parts planning, downtime analysis, root-cause resolution, preventive maintenance planning, and equipment improvement. It also manages high-value spare parts, reduces maintenance costs, supports complex mechanical failures, and provides RPS and new-line machine training to technicians. The position requires a college degree or higher in Mechanical or a related field, at least three years of automotive experience for a bachelor's degree or five years for a college degree, and preferably experience with electronic manufacturing processes and project management.
