MGR II MFG & PROCESS DVL ENGINEERING - Power Cables

• Lead a team of engineers who will:

• Develop power cable assembly manufacturing process in accordance with LEANPD
• product development.
• Drive for excellence in existing manufacturing technologies and methods.
• Strive to implement new manufacturing technologies to provide improved process and
• tolerance control.
• Support Product Development in the optimization designs (DFM) and piece parts for
• manufacturability; realizes sample tooling, product samples and prototypes.
• Design, develop, and qualify tooling and processes to meet TE DDN quality and production standards.
• Support supply chain to verify supplier compliance and capability.
• Act as the binding element between product development and manufacturing engineering, ensuring the effectiveness and efficiency of this critical interface.
• Maintain communication with project management team to understand current and future strategic business needs
• Prioritize and time manage a portfolio of projects/work efforts based on criticality and business need
• Provide readouts to Director and VP level cross function management as necessary
• Work with Thailand operations team to assign resources necessary for the successful execution of new product development
• Facilitate and coordinate cross-function communication across globally matrixed organizations

• Bachelor or above degree with mechanical/electric related majors;
• At least 10 years managerial level experience related in multinational manufacturing site;
• Familiar with Lean, Six Sigma. etc. industrial methods/tools;
• With 5 years or above work experience in cable assembly industry is preferred;
• Fluent in English and good presentation skills;
• Familiar with MS software;
• Familiar with industrial specification (i.e. IPC 620).

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