Manufacturing Mechanical Engineer - Body in White Process Engineer

Company: Stellantis (formerly FCA US, LLC) Job Title: Manufacturing Process Engineer Job Type: Contract to hire Location: Auburn Hills, MI Pay Range: $44.87/hour Job Overview ?We are seeking a dynamic and driven Manufacturing Process Engineer to support innovative automotive manufacturing operations from concept through vehicle launch. In this role, you?ll play a critical part in shaping production processes, improving efficiency, and ensuring high-quality outcomes across trim, chassis, and fina

The Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Body in White Feasibility Lead will be responsible for leading/managing Product feasibility studies, supporting BIW manufacturing activities for new model and MCA programs, identifying and communicating issues to Product Engineering, proposing alternative solutions, and driving all issues to closure. The responsibility includes developing Design to Manufacturing proposals to optimize Capex, support future Plant Loading studies, develop and support Vertical

Key Responsibilities: BOM Ownership & Governance: - Develop and maintain EBOM MBOM transformation aligned with product structure for ladder frame assemblies - Ensure accuracy of part numbers, revisions, and effectivity across PLM/ERP systems - Manage engineering changes (ECR/ECO) and ensure timely BOM updates - Validate supplier content and raw material specifications BOP / Manufacturing Process Development: - Create and maintain detailed Bill of Process (BOP) for ladder frame manufacturing - D

The Die Process Engineer is responsible for developing, validating, and optimizing die processes from early studio concept through production launch. This role ensures that die construction, engineering changes, quality improvements, buyoff activities, and tooling throughput meet program objectives. The engineer will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams?including stamping, product engineering, quality, assembly, and external suppliers?to deliver high-quality panels and robust tooling