Stamping die Process Engineer

Stamping die process engineer

Are you passionate about stamping die, design and development and like to run your own processes? Then we would like you to join the Stamping die processing department at Volvo Car Body Components as Stamping die process engineer.

At Volvo Car Body Components, you are part of a committed production team in a global network that makes sure that the cars we build meet the highest expectations from our customers. In our body component plant in Olofström, we work with lean, clean and flexible production technologies - with a firm focus on people and continuous development. Each production team has an overall responsibility for quality, economy, delivery and team development. If you want to reach your personal goals together with other people, Volvo Car Body Components in Olofström is the place for you to prosper.

As Stamping die process engineer you will be deeply involved in the design and development of the car and its body components from an early stage until start of production in our car plants. In the early project phases you will lead and drive the feasibility work regarding the parts against product design in Gothenburg. Parallel to this you are developing the production process for the part. During the production process development you will also be the interface towards the die suppliers around the world. The work is conducted in cross functional teams working with product design, production engineering and simulation.

Main responsibilities

* You will be responsible for developing stamping processes for the new sheet metal parts in the future coming cars
You are responsible for creating processes with high quality output and with high accuracy
* With your experience and knowledge you give your input to the product designer with guidelines to ensure that the products meets set requirement
* Parallel to this you will start up the work with the die manufactures to whom where you will give input about how they shall build the dies
* You are responsible for feasibility of parts
* Die design follow up

Required qualifications

* B.Sc. or M.Sc. within mechanical engineering (Other similar education in combination with adequate experience can be considered)
* Knowledge in Catia V5
* Swedish, fluent, both written and spoken
* English, very good skills, both written and spoken
* Meritorious is experience in die engineering (sheet metal forming, die design, die manufacturing)
* Meritorious is experience in different modules in Catia V5, such as Shape design, Analysis or Drafting



Personal qualities

* Independent and self-driven
* Customer focused with a great sense for good quality
* Great coordination skills
* Good ability to establish and maintaining corporations and networks
* You like challenges and you have the availability to assimilate new ideas



About Volvo Car Group
Everything we do at Volvo Car Group starts with people. We design, engineer and build Scandinavian luxury cars that understand people - cars with an exceptional personality in both design and engineering. The challenges ahead are huge. In strong competition, our vision is to be the world's most progressive and desired luxury car brand. We shall double our sales. And we aim to be a leader in developing innovative human-centric technology. To make this happen, we need more talented people on-board. People with passion, energy, business sense and the drive to innovate. People that want to work across the borders in a global organisation that values individual differences and gives you unique career opportunities. We believe in the power of people and will support you to reach your full potential. Sound like you? Join us in creating the next generation smart and sustainable luxury cars.

Contact
In this recruitment process we are collaborating with Randstad Professionals. If you have any questions regarding the position you are welcome to contact the responsible recruitment consultant Pernilla Nicklasson at +46 (0)72 988 95 07 or by e-mail: pernilla.nicklasson@randstad.se

Interviews will be held continuously, please register your application as soon as possible but no later then January 10th, 2014.