ZF Foxconn Chassis Modules
Manufacturing Engineer

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ZF Foxconn (ZFFCN) is looking for talented individuals to join our team. With ZFFCN, you’ll have the opportunity to shape the future of chassis systems. Join us and be part of something extraordinary!
Responsibilities
- To ensure the efficient operation of the production line and to solve any problems that arise in this regard.
- Preparation, up-to-date and training of work instructions for production processes.
- Planning, testing and assisting in the implementation of preventive maintenance and emergency measures on production lines in order to create production processes that are stable in terms of safety, quality, delivery, and cost.
- He is responsible for non-critical changes in production processes, collaborating with partner departments.
- He is responsible for defining the spare parts list.
- Support for quality assurance investigations or further corrective actions, support for partner departments resulting from product and process inspections, internal quality inspections, or customer feedback and complaints.
- Participation in the development of optimization and scrap management procedures.
- Performing tasks assigned during PDCA.
- Implementing cooperation with shift managers and operators to ensure that procedures are properly followed.
- Participation in regular meetings with representatives of the production areas.
- Prepare reports, presentations, and data for internal and external customers.
- Performing tasks that require working in an SAP system.
- Understanding and complying with automotive industry standards and customer specifications, as well as participating in audits.
- All other tasks according to their education and experience, which their manager and managers entrust them with.
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- Degree in engineering in a technical field
- Primary automotive professional experience in the field of manufacturing technology and/or assembly operations
- 2-3D design software, knowledge of MS Office
- Good communication skills and ability to work in a team and independently
- Written and oral language skills appropriate to working in English are expected
- Openness to further learning
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