The Die Project Specialist works on Stellantis new vehicle programs and will be responsible for stamping feasibility and die processes for line and progressive dies from initial feasibility through the first production parts.
The ideal candidate would have a passion for the automotive industry, be a hard worker, self-starter, team player and creative.
Must have a proven record and a strong background with progressive dies from cradle to grave.
Coordination and control of deliverables for Die design, Die construction, functional tryouts, statics, dynamics, dimensional and surface buy off, shipping to home production plant, home line tryouts, dimensional and surface buy off in plant, and delivery to home plant.
Participation and decision making with the Teams of Stellantis USA (die process engineers) and Stamping Plants (Toluca&Saltillo), for feasibility studies, die design, expert reviews, design buy off, die process, machined on 2D & 3D, die construction, functional try out, static and dynamic check list, dimensional and surface quality buy off for the stamped parts according with MQGR 57 & 67, productivity and quality improvements, coordination of shipping documents to meet with regulatory of Mexican government, coordination of shipping and reception of dies and tool to Mexico Plants, coordination of try outs for dies and automation in home stamping plant, surface and dimensional reviews of stamped panels from new dies, SPIR coordination with quality home plant team, support to provide stamping parts for pilot phases and Production Launch of New Model at Stamping & Production Mexican Plant.
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in engineering and 8+ years of experience in stamping projects and die processes for progressive and line dies.
- Strong root cause analisysy and problem solving metodology.
- Knowledge of Finite Element Analysis, Statistics, Mechanics, Mechanical Design, metal materials and Computational Mechanics.
- Proficient with Microsoft Office and database tools.
- English 80% meanly speaking
