This is what you’ll do:

• Develop novel methods to accurately and precisely measure automotive components, assemblies, and complete bodies
• Dimensionally inspect parts using a variety of contact and non-contact metrology equipment (vision systems, CMM, 3D laser, and blue light scanners)
• Create clear and precise inspection reports for various types of metrology equipment and measurement studies
• Assist with analysis of measurement results in order to facilitate and expedite problem solving and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes
• Create and maintain automated, production-ready metrology programs for dimensionally inspecting automotive components and assemblies (Polyworks programming preferred)
• Perform measurement system analysis studies (Gauge R&R) for metrology equipment
• Accurately read and interpret drawings and CAD (Catia preferred) models
• Lead standardization and optimization of production measurement methods and techniques
• Mentor junior associates and help create internal training plans
• Assist in the creation of metrology standard work, maintenance, and operational documentation
• Perform other functions as required

This is what you’ll need:

• Minimum 5 years of practical experience with contact (CMM, etc.) and/or non-contact (Laser scanning, etc.) metrology equipment (or 4 year technical degree and 2 years of metrology equipment experience)
• Prefer advanced Polyworks inspection software programming experience
• Strong knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing
• Skilled at Statistical Process Control
• Must have strong attention to details
• Must be able to prioritize multiple tasks
• Must be able to think analytically
• Must exhibit resourceful and creative problem solving skills
• Must have ability to create clear technical reports
• Practical skills with Microsoft Office, email, or similar tools

Nice to have skills:

• Skilled at deployment and application of torque, calibration, and torque tooling in a high-volume manufacturing environment.