Job Snapshot

Updated Date

08-Sep-2026

Job ID

J10941

Job Discipline

Process Engineering

Location

Visteon Reynosa, Reynosa, Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico

Experience

3 - 5 Years

Employee Type

Full Time Employees

Employee Subtype

Regular

Job Description

Lead and coordinate the successful Engineering Change on programs, components, or manufacturing processes by ensuring quality systems. The Manufacturing Engineer bridges the gap between product development and full-scale production, ensuring high-quality engineering change in alignment with customer and organizational standards.

Key Objectives of this Role:
- Create and maintain technical documentation such as work instructions, operation sheets, process flow , PFMEA.
- Planning and execute Engineering changes using tools like APQP and PPAP.
- Coordinate the installation and start-up of machinery, tooling and production equipment.
- Provide Technical Support to production to resolve process issues and avoid downtime.
- Collaborate with quality, MP&L;, and Process engineer departments.




- Ensure compliance with automative standards such as IATF 16949, ISO 14001 and customer- specific requirements (CSRs)

Key Performance Indicators:

*Set KPIs that will be used to evaluate the performance of the individual in the role, including metrics related to team performance, financial performance, and customer satisfaction.*

*The below is just a suggestion, so please evaluate it with the HM and adjust as needed:*
- Quality Metrics
- Timing and Throughput
- Process Stability

Qualification, Experience and Skills:

2–5+ years of experience in a manufacturing or industrial engineering role, preferably in the automotive sector.

Hands-on experience with:
- Production line setup and optimization
- Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement
- New product or process introductions (NPI/NPD)
- Root cause analysis and corrective actions (e.g., 8D, 5 Whys)
- Experience working in cross-functional teams
- Familiarity with autom

📌 Launch Leader (Reynosa)
🏢 Visteon
📍 Reynosa