Manufacturing Engineer, Electrical

Position Title: Manufacturing Engineer, Electrical

Location: Dearborn, MI.

Must be willing to travel both domestically and internationally - up to 70%.

Must be willing to work overtime, weekends and holidays to ensure completion of assignments.

Required Qualifications:

• Must have minimum of BS in Electrical Engineering or equivalent work experience.
• Controls engineering experience in OEM Body Construction department.
• 10 years of working experience with similar technical qualifications
• Must have detailed working knowledge of robots, preferable: Kawasaki and Fanuc Robots.
• Must have in-depth knowledge and experience in OEM controls architectures.
• Experience with the development and launch of new controls, processes and facilities.
• Must have above average communication, leadership and computer skills.
• Proficient use of Microsoft Office, AutoCAD 2000 and Rockwell Software Suite.
• Experiences in Ethernet, Device Net, Profinet, Profibus, etc., networking, especially Ethernet/IP.
• Must be self-motivated and work with minimal supervision.

Position Description:

• Provide direction for controls equipment locations for safety, maintenance and production consideration for tool install and through launch.
• Provide assistance for defining Factory Information System (FIS) assets at PLC level.
• Support coordination between tooling supplier and plant floor systems supplier for FIS, ILVS, IBSS, etc..
• Support integration of Plant Facilities supplied equipment: energy supplies, operator lift tables.
• Verify all OEM safety standards are adhered.
• Perform debug and tool buy-off controls functions that support maintenance and production, i.e., fault diagnostics, manual screen functions, robot control screens, and all remain panel view functions at the plant.
• Validate the implementation of controls Task updates.
• Provide support for plants to resolve controls issues and concerns.
• Provide feedback/lessons learned to the controls standard group.
• Ensure ross commodity tooling consistency.
• Mentor tooling suppliers to prove safe, consistent, reliable and maintainable tooling.
• Verify common OEM programming practices are followed.
• Support standard group for the controls design/build checklists for each tool prior to scheduled buy-offs, as required.
• Perform the PLC/robot safety risk assessments and sign EL10 documents.
• Review, track and help resolve controls issues during launch phase.
• Assist in the development of a robust prove out and test plan for any new interfaces being developed.
• Coordinate controls open-issue meetings between all the tooling/facility, integrator and the plants during the launch phase.
• Support FIS and throughput meetings and issues.

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