The Procurement Finance Manager is responsible for monthly reporting, variance analysis, budgeting, cost recovery, and performance metrics. This role includes financial analysis, KPI tracking, and collaboration across business units to ensure compliance with standards and improved operations. The manager will also lead supplier financial risk activities and maintain internal controls.

The Quality Engineer serves as the main point of contact for quality during the advanced quality planning process, ensuring that control plans are established and maintained. This role involves obtaining production part approval, resolving quality issues, implementing quality-related solutions, and collaborating with internal teams and subcontractors. Responsibilities also include training personnel and preparing various quality reports.

The Program Manager is responsible for launching new products and processes, including budgeting, tracking deliverables, and managing communications between plant, customers, and suppliers. They will design optimized processes and work cells, quote new business, and support ongoing operations improvements.

The Supplier Quality Engineer will ensure supplier performance, collaborate on new product introductions, evaluate supplier processes, establish testing protocols, analyze quality data, and drive root cause analysis to improve quality outcomes. They will also foster supplier development initiatives to enhance quality and reduce costs.