Req ID 89940 | SIDISA Planta Quere - El Marqués, Mexico, TRW Sistemas de Direcciones, S. de R.L. de C.V.

Job Description
About the team:
ZF is a integral leader in driveline and chassis technology. Whether it is a passenger car or commercial vehicle – the chassis plays a central role in safety, comfort, and dynamics. ZF not only develops the essential components such as steering, braking or damping systems, the group also links all systems on board which are involved in longitudinal, lateral or vertical acceleration. This ensures a pleasantly relaxed driving experience without rough strokes – no matter whether occupants drive for themselves or are being driven autonomously.

What you can look forward to as Launch Coordinator:

Review, analyze, and approve Change Requests (CRs), ensuring compliance with engineering change management processes, technical requirements, and organizational standards.
Coordinate and manage Engineering Changes (ECNs/ECOs) through PLM/Windchill systems, maintaining accurate change tracking records and ensuring timely implementation across affected areas.




Lead engineering change and product launch activities, serving as the primary coordinator between cross-functional teams to ensure successful execution of launches and change implementation.
Administer and monitor PTR runs and evaluations, including the preparation, review, and follow-up of PTR assessment documentation to support product and process validation activities.
Maintain and update Engineering Change Trackers and related documentation, providing visibility of project status, milestones, risks, and action items to stakeholders.
Coordinate weekly multidisciplinary meetings for engineering changes and product launches, documenting meeting minutes, tracking action plans, and ensuring effective communication among project teams.
Manage GDPEP activities and project deliverables through OLM/CPlace systems, monitoring timelines, milestones, and deliverables to support product development a

📌 Launch Engineer (México)
🏢 Zf Group
📍 México