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As a Manufacturing Process Analyst, your role involves monitoring and controlling paint shop manufacturing processes to ensure consistency and throughput. You will be responsible for managing process zones such as Sealer, Primer, and Top Coat while maintaining standard operating conditions. Your key responsibilities will include: - Maintaining and reviewing process parameters (temperature, flow rate, humidity, etc.) for optimal paint quality - Coordinating with the maintenance and automation teams for timely issue resolution - Conducting paint film quality checks to ensure adherence to DFT, gloss, and appearance standards - Developing and implementing quality assurance processes and control plans to support production stability - Driving continuous improvement initiatives through Kaizen, Lean Manufacturing, and TPM - Supporting new model introduction including fixture validation, paint booth calibration, and SOP development - Working with PLC and automation systems (Siemens S7 / Allen Bradley, HMI/SCADA) for process control - Reviewing paint shop RFQs and coordinating installation and commissioning of automation projects You should possess the following qualifications and skills: - Strong understanding of paint shop manufacturing processes - Hands-on experience in Sealer, Primer, and Top-Coat process zones - Deep knowledge of paint quality parameters (DFT, gloss, appearance, adhesion) - Expertise in monitoring and controlling process parameters (temperature, humidity, flow rate, etc.) - Experience in process optimization, continuous improvement, and cost reduction - Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing, TPM, Kaizen, and control plan development - Experience working with PLC automation systems (Siemens S7 / Allen Bradley) and HMI/SCADA - Knowledge of equipment troubleshooting and cross-functional coordination with maintenance - Experience supporting new model introduction / automation commissioning (preferred) Your educational background should include a B.E. / B.Tech in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics. As a Manufacturing Process Analyst, your role involves monitoring and controlling paint shop manufacturing processes to ensure consistency and throughput. You will be responsible for managing process zones such as Sealer, Primer, and Top Coat while maintaining standard operating conditions. Your key responsibilities will include: - Maintaining and reviewing process parameters (temperature, flow rate, humidity, etc.) for optimal paint quality - Coordinating with the maintenance and automation teams for timely issue resolution - Conducting paint film quality checks to ensure adherence to DFT, gloss, and appearance standards - Developing and implementing quality assurance processes and control plans to support production stability - Driving continuous improvement initiatives through Kaizen, Lean Manufacturing, and TPM - Supporting new model introduction including fixture validation, paint booth calibration, and SOP development - Working with PLC and automation systems (Siemens S7 / Allen Bradley, HMI/SCADA) for process control - Reviewing paint shop RFQs and coordinating installation and commissioning of automation projects You should possess the following qualifications and skills: - Strong understanding of paint shop manufacturing processes - Hands-on experience in Sealer, Primer, and Top-Coat process zones - Deep knowledge of paint quality parameters (DFT, gloss, appearance, adhesion) - Expertise in monitoring and controlling process parameters (temperature, humidity, flow rate, etc.) - Experience in process optimization, continuous improvement, and cost reduction - Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing, TPM, Kaizen, and control plan development - Experience working with PLC automation systems (Siemens S7 / Allen Bradley) and HMI/SCADA - Knowledge of equipment troubleshooting and cross-functional coordination with maintenance - Experience supporting new model introduction / automation commissioning (preferred) Your educational background should include a B.E. / B.Tech in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics.
