Maintain manufacturing processes in compliance with internal and customer standards, ensuring process safety, quality, efficiency, and profitability during mass production. 1. Main Activities and Responsibilities
• Serve as the local owner responsible for establishing, implementing, and continuously improving process standards.
• Lead process problem-solving activities to ensure safety, quality, efficiency, and the proper preservation of production equipment.
• Act as the local owner responsible for compliance with CQI-17 – Special Process Assessment for Electronic Assembly.
• Maintain and update operational documentation, including Standardized Work Sheets, Operating Instructions, Visual Aids, and Work Methods.
• Maintain part numbers, PBOMs (Production Bills of Materials), and packaging instructions in the company's ERP system.
• Ensure that customer requirements and critical characteristics are maintained at the workstation.
• Keep cycle times and machine capabilities up to date and propose actions for continuous improvement.
• Maintain and update PFDs (Process Flow Diagrams), PFMEAs (Process Failure Mode and Effects Analyses), and Control Plans using VDA formats for mass production.
• Evaluate and approve new production lines.
• Receive, document,



and follow up on engineering changes affecting the production process.
• Participate in problem-solving activities related to manufacturing processes and attend Fast Response, QRQC (Quick Response Quality Control), project, and engineering change meetings.
• Participate in internal plant meetings to communicate process status.
• Conduct process tests and validations during the mass production phase.
• Ensure the timely closure of customer audit action items and completion of key departmental tasks.
• Document lessons learned from mass production processes.
• Collaborate in the analysis of customer complaints and the verification of implemented improvements.
• Participate in customer audits (OEM, Tier 1, and Tier 2), providing supporting documentation and evidence. 2. Education and Experience
• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Management, or a related field. Equivalent experience may be considered.
• 5 years of experience in process engineering, manufacturing, or a related engineering field.
• CQI-17 certification or training, or 5 years of experience in electronic assembly, automotive wiring harnesses, SMT (Surface-Mount Technology), or consumer electronics.

📌 Process Engineer (Irapuato)
🏢 AEW Automotive
📍 Irapuato