Lead mechanical design technical activities for body welding projects: interface with customer/suppliers, design layouts and fixtures, estimate hours, supervise team and suppliers, provide on-site technical support, and ensure process feasibility and cost-saving solutions.
Job Summary & ResponsibilitiesDuties and Responsibilities
- Technical interface between COMAU, customer and supplier. internally as the link for all engineering function team. Responsible for process feasibility and design standard. Such as layout, Process design, Cycle time analysis and development, 3d/2d design, Technical Spec., RFQ release.
- Technical communication with customer. Satisfy customer with good engineering performance.
- Estimate the design hours and make the planning of design activities.
- Supervise and motivate his/her team to complete the project target within the time required by Company (PM).
- Well know customer’s needs and scope of supply of Comau. And release ECR to PM if there is something out of Comau’s scope of supply.
- Be able to provide good, cost saving technical solution to solve the technical problems uncounted in the project.
- Design supplier supervision both in quality and timing.
- Cooperate with PM and relevant department and provide them technical supports.
- Be familiar with the equipments in body welding workshop. (Robots, Welding gun, sealing, stud weld, MIG/MAG machine…)
- Train and improve the skill of his team. Correct their mistakes during the design phase.
- Technical support/instruction for manufacture, installation and debug on site.
Requirements
- Fluency in both Mandarin and English*
- Good communication skill.
- Good project management and change management skill.
- Excellent leadership of technical team to fulfill the project target.
- Solid background in mechanical fixture design, body welding process in bodyshop.
- Well known local law and technical requirements in the USA.
- Be familiar with Autocad/Catia/Unigraphic/office.
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