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Job Description
Work Model and Location: On-site – This position requires you to work on-site every day of the week in São José dos Campos .
Job Summary:
As a Process Manufacturing Engineer (ME Plant) – Body Shop , you will be the primary technical reference on the shop floor for Body Shop manufacturing processes, providing hands-on support to production operations and driving continuous improvement initiatives to ensure quality, efficiency, and safety targets are met day-to-day at GM do Brasil.
Responsibilities:
• Provide daily on-floor technical support for Body Shop manufacturing processes, ensuring process stability and adherence to defined specifications;
• Monitor and analyze Body Shop process KPIs (quality, throughput, downtime, and cost), driving corrective and preventive actions when deviations occur;
• Lead root cause analysis and implement effective countermeasures for process failures and quality escapes using structured problem-solving methodologies;
• Support and execute process changes and engineering releases across all Body Shop operations, ensuring proper documentation and operator communication;
• Partner with Engineering, Quality, Maintenance, and Production teams to resolve recurring process issues and minimize unplanned downtime;
• Apply and enforce Design for Manufacturability (DFM) principles when evaluating process or product changes impacting Body Shop operations;
• Participate in and facilitate Process Failure Mode Effects Analysis (PFMEA) reviews, ensuring control plans and work instructions reflect current process conditions;
• Conduct and support Value Stream Mapping (VSM) activities to identify waste and improvement opportunities across the Body Shop;
• Champion continuous improvement initiatives aligned with GM Global Manufacturing System (GMS) and Lean principles;
• Identify and implement solutions to improve process efficiency, ergonomics, and safety, including automation and systems integration opportunities;
• Actively scout, evaluate, and pilot emerging technologies and innovative solutions applicable to Body Shop operations, such as AI-based process monitoring, digital twins, advanced data analytics, and augmented reality for training and maintenance support;
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to build the business case and roadmap for technology adoption, from proof of concept to full-scale implementation;
• Ensure full compliance with safety standards, GM global norms, and local regulatory requirements for all Body Shop operations;
• Maintain and update process specifications, control plans, work instructions, and best practices to reflect the current production standard.
Mandatory requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field;
• Intermediate English;
• Proven experience in a shop floor manufacturing engineering role. Experience with Body Shop processes is preferred;
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, with demonstrated ability to apply structured methodologies;
• Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented manufacturing environment, including flexibility for shift coverage as needed;
• Hands-on, proactive approach with a strong sense of urgency and ownership.
Desirable requirements:
• Experience with GM Global Manufacturing System (GMS) or equivalent Lean Manufacturing frameworks;
• Understanding and practical application of Design for Manufacturability (DFM) principles;
• Experience in conducting and facilitating PFMEA sessions and maintaining control plans;
• Demonstrated ability to apply Value Stream Mapping (VSM) for process optimization;
• Exposure to automation, robotics, or systems integration in a body shop environment;
• Knowledge of d
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