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About the role
As an Advanced Manufacturing Staff Engineer, you will play a key role in developing and implementing advanced manufacturing and mechanical automation solutions across HVAC manufacturing operations. This position combines mechanical automation, equipment and fixture design, industrialization, project execution, and financial ownership. You will identify manufacturing opportunities, translate them into scalable technical solutions, build strong CAPEX business cases, and ensure that projects deliver measurable improvements in labor efficiency, scrap, downtime, yield, quality, and overall operational performance. You will work cross-functionally with Manufacturing, Product Engineering, Quality, EHS, Finance, Operations, and external suppliers to take automation projects from concept and design through commissioning, production launch, and sustained performance.

Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and implementation of mechanical automation solutions for HVAC products and manufacturing processes, including water‐cooled shell‐and‐tube heat exchangers, air‐cooled finned‐tube coils, and final assembly operations.
Develop automation solutions for tube handling, tube‐to‐tubesheet joining,



shell and nozzle welding, brazing, coil handling and fixturing, refrigerant charging, sensor installation, and automated pressure and leak testing.
Develop adaptable automation and manufacturing assistance solutions for heavy assembly processes, piping, brazing, welding, controls integration, and end‐of‐line testing and reporting.
Lead the conceptualization and integration of subassembly systems, translating product, process, ergonomics, quality, safety, and capacity requirements into robust and scalable mechanical solutions.
Develop and validate 3D mechanical designs and 2D drawings for workstations, fixtures, tooling, clamping devices, assembly aids, and material handling systems.
Apply GD&T;, tolerance analysis, DFM/DFA principles, material selection, datums, locating strategies, ergonomics, maintainability, safety, and poka‐yoke principles to manufacturing equipment and tooling.
Coordinate the fabrication, assembly, installation, debugging, and validation of fixtures and subassembly equipment in collaboration with suppliers, Product Engineering, Quality, EHS, Manufacturing, and Operations.
Lead industrialization and production release activities, including dimensional validation, capability studies, run‐at‐rate, technical documentation, work instructions, training, change control, and handoff to operations.
Identify and quantify hard‐savings opportunities through automation, including direct labor reduction,



overtime reduction, scrap and rework reduction, downtime improvements, increased availability, improvements in yield and FPY, warranty reduction, and optimization of energy and consumables.
Prioritize automation projects based on business impact, scalability, technical feasibility, and ROI, with a focus on solutions that can be replicated across manufacturing lines and products.
Implement controls to sustain project benefits through standard work, training, audits, and operational follow‐up.
Lead suppliers and system integrators throughout the complete project lifecycle, including requirements definition, RFQs, technical evaluations, acceptance criteria, FAT/SAT, commissioning, ramp‐up, and final handoff.
Define run‐at‐rate requirements and verify demonstrated performance against cycle time, availability, and quality expectations.
Ensure equipment maintainability through appropriate documentation, code management, spare parts strategy, preventive maintenance planning, and training.
Integrate safety and compliance requirements into automation design and commissioning, including risk assessments, guarding, interlocks, LOTO readiness, and safety validation.
Collaborate with New Product Introduction, Manufacturing Engineering, and Quality teams to maintain PFMEAs, control plans, reaction plans, and capability verification for automated manufacturing processes.
Drive defect reduction and escape prevention across welding, brazing, and leak‐testing operations.
Lead continuous improvement activities using data‐driven root cause analysis methodologies such as 8D, 5 Whys, Ishikawa, and Lean tools.
Develop and promote manufacturing automation standards, including preferred sensor types, safety architectures,

📌 STAFF MANUFACTURING ENGINEER (México)
🏢 C01 Carrier
📍 México