Manufacturing Process Engineer

Machining Process Engineer

GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role. This role is categorized as onsite and requires full‑time presence at Saginaw, MI. The selected candidate will work autonomously with occasional supervision to support safe, stable, and capable machining operations in a high‑volume manufacturing environment.

• Support daily machining operations by troubleshooting process, tooling, fixture, gaging, machine, and equipment‑related issues.
• Define and improve manufacturing processes, including sequence of operations, process flow, and efficient material flow.
• Support SORs and project management activities for tooling, stations, machining equipment, and specific technologies.
• Support design, construction, integration, plant installation, launch, and continuous improvement of equipment and tools.
• Provide technical direction to and oversight of outside vendor sources.
• Incorporate human factors into process and equipment design.
• Analyze process capability, dimensional performance, gage data, tool life, and machine performance to implement improvements.
• Work with production, maintenance, quality, tooling, and manufacturing engineering teams to resolve issues and drive corrective actions.
• Participate in PFMEA, process control planning, and quality system activities.
• Support development and testing of advanced process technology as required.

• Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Manufacturing Technologies, Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent.
• 2–4 years of experience in a process engineering or manufacturing environment.
• Proficient oral and written communication skills.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office products.
• Proficient in blueprint reading and interpretation with GD&T understanding.
• Proficient understanding of PFMEA, process control plans, QS-Stat, and quality systems.
• Ability to interpret CMM and gage results and apply them to corrective actions.
• Proficient understanding of machine tool controls, CNC fixturing, and cutting tool technologies.
• Experience supporting machining processes such as drilling, tapping, milling, boring, reaming, honing, or related metal removal operations.
• Flexibility to work weekends and other shifts as required.

• Experience in automotive or powertrain manufacturing.
• Experience machining cast iron or aluminum components.
• Experience with tooling optimization, dimensional variation reduction, and process capability improvement.
• Familiarity with automated machining cells, transfer lines, or high‑volume production systems.

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