Manufacturing Engineer - Gearset

Job description

We're excited to bring eAxle production to the Lowcountry! We are seeking qualified manufacturing engineers to launch our next phase of e-mobility products at our Charleston, SC site. The manufacturing engineer will be a competency leader in gearset assembly processes for electric axles. This role requires a hands-on approach, strong problem-solving skills, and the ability to execute technical initiatives, all with a keen understanding of manufacturing principles and operational efficiency. The responsibilities for this job include the following tasks and functional responsibilities: • Process owner for processes involved on the gearset/transmission loop of the e-Axle production line • Product knowledge of transmission and gear components as well as confirmation processes of their assemblies (measurement, meshing, etc.) • Develops best practices for given processes and creates training/documentation • Support and implement lead plant/IPN processes and standards • Support ongoing production with problem solving, documentation, and trials for process improvements • Derive from customer characteristics required attributes for manufacturing, driving the development of the Process FMEA (PFMEA) and Control Plan • Cooperation with internal and external partners (process development, quality, suppliers, production, logistics, quality) for process and equipment optimizations • Communication and participation with lead plants and International Production Networks, Center of Competency and Expert Teams on latest technologies and process improvements • Conduct and/or participate in customer-required process assessments and audits • Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering (or similar field) • Be a self-starter and innately curious, with the ability and willingness to dive into and lead development of technical processes • Have minimum three years’ experience in automated, industrial manufacturing • Be comfortable with cross-functional activities and international teams • Be structured and systematic in their work approach, willing to adapt to dynamic changes and multi-tasking • Be willing and able to travel internationally • Communicate effectively at all levels of the organization • Be adept in systematic problem solving (8D, 5-Why, Shainin, etc.) • Project management and ability to lead teams Bosch Charleston is a part of a global network with close to 400,000 associates who make products that are “Invented for Life.” The Bosch Charleston plant has a long history in the Lowcountry and was established in 1974. We Drive. to provide a safe and inspiring environment for our associates. We make a difference and delight our global customers by creating state of the art products. Over the past five years we have contributed over 1 million USD to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and environmental organizations in the Lowcountry through the Bosch Community Fund. Additionally, Bosch Charleston works closely with our partners to support these initiatives through volunteerism. There are many opportunities to get involved and we hope you will join us as we make a difference in the Lowcountry.