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Senior Process Assurance Engineer – Stampings
General Motors. Lead technical assurance for assigned stamped parts, dies, and manufacturing processes .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in technical assurance for stamped parts and dies, with a strong focus on manufacturability, quality control, and problem-solving in manufacturing processes. Proficient in collaborating with cross-functional teams and suppliers to ensure production readiness and compliance with engineering standards.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Bachelor's Degree In EngineeringHands-On Experience In StampingStrong Understanding Of Sheet-Metal StampingWorking Knowledge Of GD&TTechnical Analysis And Problem-Solving Skills
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Hard Skills
Die EngineeringDie TryoutFormabilityManufacturing EngineeringTechnical Documentation ReviewDimensional Requirements AnalysisSurface-Quality EvaluationProcess PlanningRisk IdentificationRoot Cause Analysis
Soft Skills
Communication SkillsPlanning SkillsPresentation SkillsMeeting-Facilitation SkillsCollaboration Skills
Tools & Technologies
Measurement Data AnalysisAutomation SystemsEngineering Drawings InterpretationTechnical Maps CoordinationQuality Gates Support
Certifications & Qualifications
Tool-And-Die ApprenticeshipJourneyman Qualification
Industry Keywords
Stamping PlantsDie-To-Press InterfacesCritical CharacteristicsDimensional PerformancePart Handling
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead technical assurance for assigned stamped parts, dies, and manufacturing processes
- Provide design-for-manufacturing feedback and identify risks before die construction
- Review part designs, die concepts, process plans, drawings, measurement data, and technical documentation for manufacturability
- Evaluate forming, springback, surface quality, dimensional performance, materials, presses, automation, part handling, throughput, and die-to-press interfaces
- Guide suppliers and die builders through design reviews, construction, tryout, part evaluation, buyoff, and shipment readiness
- Coordinate actions across engineering, suppliers, tryout teams, stamping plants, quality, and launch teams
- Support tryout, build events, plant launch, production readiness, quality gates, and post-launch reviews
- Troubleshoot complex die, part, press, process, automation, material, dimensional, and surface-quality issues using measurements, scan data, samples, photos, observations, and engineering information
- Identify root causes; develop recovery plans, corrective actions, and follow-up plans; and drive issues to closure
- Respond to quality alerts and provide timely technical support when plant or customer requirements are at risk
- Review blanks and handling requirements, and coordinate technical maps documenting critical surfaces, datums, characteristics, and part requirements
- Track risks, decisions, timing, and actions; capture lessons learned; and apply them to future parts, dies, standards, and processes
- Travel to plants, suppliers, tryout facilities, and other locations as needed, including occasional nonstandard hours during launches and buyoffs
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, manufacturing engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related technical field; or a high school diploma/equivalent plus a recognized tool-and-die apprenticeship or journeyman qualification
- Hands-on experience in stamping, tool and die, die engineering or construction, die tryout, formability, resident engineering, or stamping-plant manufacturing engineering
- Strong understanding of sheet-metal stamping, dies, presses, automation, part handling, and die-to-press interfaces
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, die layouts, process documents, technical specifications, and measurement results
- Working knowledge of GD&T, critical characteristics, datums, dimensional requirements, and surface-quality requirements
- Strong technical analysis, problem-solving, planning, communication, presentation, and meeting-facilitation skills
- Ability to collaborate with suppliers, plants, engineers, designers, skilled trades, and leaders while managing multiple programs, parts, suppliers, and deadlines
- English proficiency
- Willingness to travel occasionally
- Ability to meet site safety and access requirements
- A valid driver’s license may be required for assigned travel
- Must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future
- Must be able to satisfy applicable work authorization requirements without GM immigration support
Benefits
Comp & perks- GM benefits supporting well-being at work and at home
- Total Rewards resources
- Inclusive workplace and belonging culture
- Reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities