你的职责
Position Summary
The Senior SSL Industrialization Engineer leads the industrialization of automotive Solid State Lighting (SSL) products and SMT-based manufacturing processes, ensuring robust launch readiness, process capability, and scalable production performance. This role partners closely with product & design engineering, operations, quality, supply chain, and marketing to transfer new products into stable, cost-effective manufacturing while meeting automotive customer, reliability, and quality requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- PIT (Product Introduction Team) Leader for end-to-end industrialization of automotive SSL products, product revisions, and process changes from design transfer through launch and production ramp-up. Other project opportunities could include plant footprint, obsolescence, or traditional lighting technologies.
- Lead cross-functional teams across manufacturing, product engineering, quality, supply chain, marketing, packaging, accounting, and program management to align product launch plans, cost targets, timing, and operational readiness.
- Develop and maintain detailed project timelines and schedules to support customer RFQs, product launches, validation activities, equipment readiness, and cross-functional deliverables.
- Lead projects through Q-gate methodology, ensuring deliverables, risks, and readiness criteria are completed and reviewed at each phase of development and launch.
- Lead and coordinate make-or-buy analyses and quotation activities to support sourcing decisions, manufacturing strategy, and competitive customer proposals.
- Develop customer RFQ quotations by coordinating inputs across manufacturing, engineering, sourcing, packaging, finance, and commercial teams to ensure accurate costing, feasibility, timing, and launch assumptions.
- Identify new production technologies and collaborate with global industrialization teams to standardize equipment, processes, and best practices across regions and product lines.
- Coordinate SMT-related manufacturing readiness activities, including development and validation of processes for stencil printing, component placement, reflow, inspection, and test.
- Partner with product & design engineering to drive Design for Manufacturing (DFM), design for assembly, design for test, reliability, and cost optimization for LED, electronics, and lamp-level assemblies.
- Develop and maintain key launch deliverables such as process flow diagrams, PFMEA, control plans, work instructions, setup documentation, and capacity plans.
- Coordinate prototype, pilot, and pre-production builds to validate process capability, material flow, tooling, fixtures, and operator readiness.
- Collaborate with quality teams to support APQP, PPAP, process validation, and launch documentation aligned to automotive customer requirements.
- Support equipment specification, line balancing, automation opportunities, and capital planning for new or modified manufacturing lines.
- Work closely with suppliers and internal stakeholders to ensure component, material, and equipment readiness for successful product launch.
- Standardize best practices across SSL and SMT operations and mentor junior engineers, technicians, and cross-functional teams.










