AM/DM- Automobile Welding Jig Development and Vehicle Quality Control

As a DMU Study and BIW process planner, your role involves the following key responsibilities: - Planning and executing DP trial for DMU study and BIW process - Developing prototype welding jig concepts and coordinating jig development through suppliers - Managing sourcing activities including RFQ, negotiation, target cost, and PO issuance for welding jigs - Conducting BIW inspection and implementing countermeasures to meet accuracy targets - Creating concepts for holding fixture and conducting inspection of sheet metal parts - Planning layouts and facilities for efficient operations - Developing detailed process and sustainable check-sheets for part inspection and quality checks To excel in this role, you must possess the following qualifications: - Sound understanding of passenger vehicle construction and quality requirements - Knowledge of welding processes and general machining operations - Familiarity with welding jigs and fixtures for spot welding operations - Understanding of inspection processes for sheet metal parts and BIW components (e.g., CMM/Laser scanning) - Proficiency in interpreting part drawings, tolerance stack-ups, basic GD&T, and SES quality standards - Basic UG/CAD skills Desirable competencies include: - Strong communication skills for effective interaction with internal customers and suppliers - Project management expertise for execution and monitoring - Knowledge of quality management systems, particularly ISO standards Ideally, you should have 3 to 5 years of experience in the Automobile Industry (Passenger Vehicle segment) with a focus on designing and developing welding jigs for BIW manufacturing and quality control. Your educational background should include a B.E. / B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Production Engineering, or Industrial Engineering.,