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The GOM Tech is responsible for utilizing GOM metrology equipment, interpreting technical drawings, and ensuring quality through statistical analysis and compliance with ISO standards in the automotive sector.

The Quality Technician inspects production parts, trains new inspectors, and maintains documentation processes for rejected materials.

As a Quality Auditor, you will inspect products per quality documentation, address discrepancies, and communicate quality issues with supervisors.

As a Rework Technician, you will repair or replace vehicle components, document work, and collaborate with quality and production teams.

The IT Manager oversees IT infrastructure, leads Industry 4.0 tech deployment, manages data analytics, vendor relationships, and ensures cybersecurity compliance, while collaborating on digital transformation within automotive manufacturing.

The Multi Craft Technician will perform maintenance on machinery, troubleshoot issues, and ensure production efficiency by documenting repairs and implementing preventative measures.

The Preform Tooling Technician will support automotive technology development by applying knowledge of CNC machining, process improvement tools, and automotive industry practices, while also collaborating with suppliers and conducting training.