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The Development Engineer is responsible for developing raw materials, processes, and products, supporting project execution using stage gate methodology, and collaborating with the commercial team for successful implementation. They will enhance productivity and quality by establishing process parameters and maintaining industry awareness through research.

The Process Engineer will maintain and enhance process capabilities, analyze data for optimal workflows, and support training initiatives. They will manage new product launches, assess the feasibility of manufacturing compounds, and resolve preproduction challenges while ensuring quality compliance.

This role involves driving new sales growth, managing accounts to enhance customer satisfaction, collaborating on marketing initiatives, and executing demand forecasts to meet sales goals. The focus is on both business development and account management in the automotive industry.

The Test Engineer will design and implement test procedures, conduct tests on materials and products, analyze data, and report findings to improve quality. Responsibilities include troubleshooting product failures, supporting quality assurance, maintaining test equipment, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and documenting all results.

The Assistant Controller at Freudenberg Group will be responsible for processing accounts payable and accounts receivable functions, cost analysis, commission calculations, financial reporting, and supporting the Plant Controller. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Business with a major in Accounting, Finance, or Economics, along with at least three years of relevant work experience.

The Application Engineer will analyze warranty parts and data to recommend quality improvements, report on field investigations, assist in problem resolution, and maintain communication with FNST and customers. The role includes participating in cost-reduction initiatives and providing customer insights while traveling to various sites as required.

The Category Manager is responsible for overseeing the New Product Introduction (NPI) process, researching market data, identifying new product opportunities, managing product enhancements, supporting product launches, and addressing technical product quality issues. This role involves collaboration with various departments and requires a strong understanding of the automotive industry.