Senior Engineer, Industrialization Plastic Component / Tooling

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The Role: Senior Engineer, Industrialization Plastic Component / Tooling

You play a pivotal role in optimizing plastic component and tooling processes to support technological advancements in manufacturing.

You manage key industrial projects within the country, focusing on localization, transfers, and capacity increases.

By coordinating cross-functional teams, you ensure alignment across procurement, production, and quality control efforts.

You conduct comprehensive diagnostics to improve processes and layouts, enhancing overall operational performance and efficiency.

Your mission is to enhance both efficiency and quality in plastic component manufacturing and tooling, with a direct impact on production outcomes.

Through your work, you contribute to increased production efficiency and product quality across the organization.

As a specialized technical expert, you apply your deep knowledge of plastic component manufacturing and tooling to address complex challenges.

You actively develop innovative solutions, applying your expertise to the design and implementation of technical processes and policies that facilitate plastic component industrialization.

You bring a broader technical understanding to the role, delivering results that significantly impact your job area.

You make decisions regarding your work and priorities, often guided by precedent, technical standards, and documented procedures, with some room for interpretation in ambiguous situations.

You also provide coaching and mentorship to other professionals, offering guidance on complex or non-routine issues.

Your work is reviewed for accuracy and quality, ensuring optimal performance in plastic component and tooling engineering.

What will you do?

Define the need for new tools


* Get inputs from different teams to define the need for new tools (project, capacity, localization, QVE, CoS, PEP/PMP)


* Define the tools to be renewed (end of life)


* Estimate molding cost and part cost


* Initiate and propose budget (CAPEX and OPEX)

Launch tools with technical and financial study


* Follow CTMP and complete Internal Quotation


* Complete IAR with proposal and recommendation


* Schedule tooling project and follow up until qu...