Engineering Change (EC) Engineer - Mechanical

Overview

Engineering Change (EC) Engineer responsible for managing the Engineering Change Order process for assigned groups and/or product families, from initial problem statement through implementation and execution of the engineering change.

What you'll do

• Prioritize review of ECOs and expedite release of ECOs through the implementation cycle.
• Review ECOs for content completeness, Bill of Material structure, customer impact (internal and external), organizational impact, and functional product impact.
• Determine the effect of ECOs on products and processes; identify who needs to be included in evaluation, disposition, assignment, definition, approval, and implementation of the ECO; route ECOs.
• Coordinate with impacted EC analysts and verify that appropriate CIB (Change Implementation Board) members are included on the ECO based on product family, product line, change category, planner/buyer and product option tree.
• Communicate issues logged with EC Analysts or EC engineers to ensure correctness of the ECO.
• Analyze part structure to determine the scope and impact of product changes; conduct where-used searches.
• Train and coach ECO participants in their functional areas; advise on possible solutions for ECO-related problems and mediate conflicts between participants.
• Evaluate the ECO process for continuous improvement opportunities; assist in KPI development and document the process.
• Regularly participate in ECO PM meetings; participate in projects and may lead an ECO CIB project.
• Review ECOs and recommend material-related changes through the Change Control Board, identify ECO-impacted kits and assemblies, and update ECO notification summary comments to reflect current status.

What you'll need

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing or Automobile Engineering.
• 3 to 8 years of experience.
• Knowledge of Engineering Change Order (ECO) processes, forms, instructions, and policies, and of ECO roles and responsibilities.
• Knowledge of PDM and BOMs and item master theory.
• Knowledge of supplier manufacturing processes and ability to engage with suppliers to resolve issues.
• Knowledge of manufacturing methods and materials, including basic lean philosophy and principles.
• Knowledge of safety procedures and cleanroom protocol.
• Knowledge of cross-cultural communications.
• Demonstrated ability to write and track ECOs.
• Good experience in GD&T.
• Must have experience in UG NX.
• Knowledge of design tools.
• Good BOM management skills.
• Expert in drawing review.
• Working knowledge of engineering change management software packages such as Oracle and SAP.
• Knowledge of PLM software such as TCE (Team Center Engineering) and Windchill.
• Demonstrated computer skills, including MS Office, Lotus Notes, Visio and/or other software or systems necessary for the job.
• Project management skills, including ability to work with cross-functional teams, time management, effective negotiation and effective presentation skills.

Nice to have

• Exposure in reverse engineering.
• Exposure to detailing and drawing.

Details

• Location: Bangalore, India (ITPL, Bangalore).
• Shift timing: 02:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
• Employment type: Full time; Assignee / Regular.
• Travel: No.
• Relocation eligible: Yes.