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Lead Engineer - Door Trims

Tata Technologies Europe Ltd
Warrington
3 months ago
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At Tata Technologies we make product development dreams a reality by designing, engineering and validating the products of tomorrow for the worlds leading manufacturers. Due to our continued growth we are now recruiting for aLead Engineer Door Trimsto be based at our customers site in Crewe.

Our Engineering Research and Development department (ER&D) is a fast growing function within Tata Technologies Limited that is assembled to work on exciting projects globally for multiple customers. It comprises highly specialized engineers across Automotive, Aerospace and Industrial Heavy Machinery.

The Role

The Lead Engineer will be responsible for supporting the Module Leader to ensure delivery of door trims components. This role is highly demanding as the role as the Lead Engineer needs to manage technical delivery and ensure design issues are resolved.

Responsible to ensure all technical delivery processes are robustly deployed into Project plans, design Issue tracking/resolution mechanism, Design resource efficiency, Project task forecasting.

Area of Responsibility

You will input/validate DFMEA/DVP

Adhere to agreed governance model & maintain and review design dashboard with customer

Produce weekly reports to customer: design progress, plan vs actual, roadblock/issues & resolution

Track change management

Work through technical issues that may arise as a part of component delivery (design, packaging, supplier DFM etc.

Plan, Define, inherit technical best practices, lessons learnt, design/engineering principles into design delivery

Provide benchmarking inputs into design/development of parts/system

Ensure early forecast of design issues and plan of actions to resolve

Provide technical guidance from concept to delivery phase of project

Help team with completion of DVP actions and ensure robust/timely resolution of issues

Knowledge / Experience

Proven technical experience of engineering component management

Experience of product design perhaps involving complex systems integration or the use of multiple technologies

Ability to lead the resolution of technical and process issues as they arise. Successful history from automotive domain an added advantage

Experienced in OEM or tier one component delivery

Knowledge of change control, product definition and change management processes

Mechanical or Automotive Engineering Degree

Proficient in CATIA

In return for bringing your expertise to our business we offer a competitive salary along with excellent benefits including:

Pension Scheme We match employee contribution up to 5% of salary

25 Days Holiday

Private Health Care

Tata Jaguar Land Rover Privilege Scheme - up to 20% off new JLR vehicles

Group Income Protection

Health Assured Employee Assistance Program

Group Life Assurance

Health Shield Private Health Cash Plan

If you are passionate about bringing innovation to the projects you work on and want to join a global company, then this is the place for you.

Tata Technologies: Engineering a better world.

Tata Technologies would like to thank all applicants for their interest, each application will be reviewed against the set criteria for the role. We would like to advise that only candidates under consideration will be contacted. If you do not hear from us within 10 working days following the closing date it will mean that unfortunately your application has not been successful. We will however retain your details for any suitable future opportunities.


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