Process Technician, Cybercab, Castings, Plasma Trim

What to Expect
The Process Technician is critical in ensuring manufacturing lines produce high-quality products efficiently. Collaboration with process and equipment engineering teams is essential to improve reliability, minimize downtime, and enhance vehicle quality through audits and corrective actions.
What You’ll Do

• Load all materials and chemicals while managing deliveries to support production needs
• Monitor material usage, ensure sufficient on-site inventory, and escalate issues to process engineers or suppliers as required
• Collect and analyze data for materials and equipment, including viscosity, temperature, film build, pressures, pH, and conductivity
• Escalate material characteristics that fall outside specified parameters for timely resolution
• Calculate and add chemicals or solvents to optimize material conditions
• Closely observe equipment performance to reduce fault recovery time and maintain operational efficiency
• Engage with the maintenance team during troubleshooting to address line-down situations

What You’ll Bring

• Two or more years of experience in a production manufacturing environment
• Associate Degree in Science, or equivalent experience
• Strong verbal and written communication skills for understanding, recording, and creating procedures or shift pass-downs
• Ability to read and interpret instructions accurately
• Sufficient computer skills with proficiency in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Ignition
• Solid math skills and the capacity to read and use measuring equipment
• Flexibility to work off-shifts and weekends as needed

Essential Physical Demands:

• Ability to perform physically demanding work for extended periods of time, up to 12 hours a day
• Ability to stand and walk for up to 12 hours a day, including over varied and uneven terrain
• Frequently and repetitively, lift, push and carry up to 35 lbs., including the ability to carry 20 lbs. up and down stairs
• Frequently and repetitively, bend, lift and reach to install parts
• Stoop, lay, bend, reach, squat, kneel, crouch, twist and crawl for extended periods of time, including up to 12 hours a day
• Climb and maintain balance on ladders, scaffolding or other high structures
• Ability to find issues in a work process and receive safety signals using sight, touch, and hearing
• Potential exposure to confined spaces, elevated heat and hazardous materials
• Wearing Personal Protective Equipment, including but not limited to: safety glasses, safety shoes, bump caps, arm protection, hearing protection, and adhering to prescribed safety rules and guidelines