Automotive manufacturing process engineering combines equipment integration, data analysis, and continuous improvement across assigned work centers and programs. Travel may be required locally and internationally.
This Process Engineer supports Multimatic teams through equipment purchasing, vendor coordination, process documentation, and manufacturing issue resolution. The work includes plastics processing technologies, costed quotes, RFQs, and production reporting systems. Responsibilities span new and existing equipment, packaging, safety, and program activities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Monitor work center performance and present monthly open issues
- Coordinate equipment development, delivery, integration, and acceptance trials
- Develop RFQs, review vendor quotes, and challenge costs
- Prepare process documents, flow diagrams, and operator instructions
- Investigate process capability, time studies, and production bottlenecks
Requirements:
- Degree or diploma in industrial, manufacturing, or mechanical engineering
- Three to five years of related working experience
- Knowledge of plastics vibratory welding and injection/comolding
- Ability to read drawings, specifications, and GD&T
- Fluent English, strong communication, and data analysis abilities
Apply process engineering expertise in equipment integration, plastics processing, vendor management, and continuous improvement within automotive manufacturing.
Automotive Manufacturing Process Engineer in Vaughan employer: Multimatic
Multimatic is an exceptional employer that prioritizes innovation and quality in the automotive sector. With a strong commitment to employee growth, we offer comprehensive training programs and opportunities for advancement, all within a collaborative work culture that values teamwork and communication. Located in a dynamic industry hub, our team enjoys a vibrant environment that fosters creativity and excellence, making Multimatic a rewarding place to build your career as a Supplier Development Engineer.
