Materials Industrialization Engineer (Greenville, SC) at GREENVILLE

Job Summary:

With over 100 years of technological leadership, Michelin is recognized as the leading innovator in the tire industry and the top selling tire brand worldwide.

With 68 industrial plants in 19 countries and a global team of 117,000 people, Michelin designs, manufactures and sells tires for every type of vehicle, including airplanes, automobiles, bicycles, earthmovers, farm equipment, heavy duty trucks, motorcycles and the space shuttle.

We are currently seeking for Materials Industrialization Engineers. The Materials Industrialization Engineer optimizes, evolves, and maintains technical specifications and industrial process set-up for all assigned rubber formulations and provides technical assistance to both plant and central groups on issues related to material properties, processing and quality.

Responsibilities:

• Development and industrialization of rubber compounds respecting technical specifications and industrial constraints.
• Leads material projects, facilitating risk analyses, and presenting milestones to the steering committee.
• Negotiates the material specifications with material designers and tire designers and developers.
• Responsible for project planning and execution.
• Provides technical assistance to manufacturing facilities as they industrialize new technology. Monitors and evaluates statistical indicators to ensure architectural integrity and overall tire performance and quality.
• Acts as the plant liaison to central technical groups on issues related to the uncured and cured tire model. Advises and assists central support designers on manufacturing, processing, plant standardization, and cost issues.
• Introduces new tire models into production, and supports regular production re-starts on a 24 / 7 basis, as needed.
• Responsible for data collection, analysis and decisions.
• Drafts and updates technical documents in his/her area.
• Assists in plant activities to resolve problems, improve productivity and reduce cost.
• Monitors and evaluates statistical indicators to ensure material quality.

Benefits:

Michelin believes that a comprehensive benefit plan is an important component of its overall employee Total Rewards Program. A few highlights from the Michelin North Americas Benefits Program:

Healthcare: Major Medical and preventive care; Dental; Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA); Supplemental Vision Plan.

Life Insurance: Group Term life; Short-Term and long-term disability.

Retirement and Savings Plan: Defined contribution pension; 401k savings plan: 529 college savings plan.

Moving Forward Together:

Join Michelin and start your career moving forward. Your job with Michelin marks the start of a shared adventure and your first step on the road to professional mobility. Our highly adaptable employees are offered a variety of career opportunities with an international flavor, interacting with people from different culture and experiences. If selected for this position, you will receive personalized training in this area to prepare you for work in one of our facilities.

Apply Today!- Our application process will take approximately 15 minutes. Thank you for your interest in Michelin.

Michelin is an Equal Opportunity Employer*

Qualifications

Requirements:

• BS Degree in Chemistry, Chemical, Mechanical, Material Science Engineering or related technical degree.
  
• 3-5 years of experience in a manufacturing environment with Quality/Process or similar type of experience.
  

Additional Skills:

• Excellent Computer Skills
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Ability to work in a team environment
• Good project management skills
• Strong planning / organizational skills
• High level of initiative
• Demonstrated leadership skills
• Knowledge of the French languages is a plus

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Country: USA, State: South Carolina, City: GREENVILLE, Company: Michelin North America, Inc..