Deputy Manager -STA-E&E (AD CDMM)

Responsibilities & Key Deliverables

Technical Skills and Knowledge:

Manufacturing Processes:
Deep understanding of manufacturing processes for electronics parts and machined, plastics components. 
Materials:
Knowledge of various material grades and their suitability for specific applications in electrical and electronics manufacturing. 
Surface Treatment:
Familiarity with surface treatment processes like painting, plating, and powder coating. 
APQP:
Experience with APQP (Advanced Product Quality Planning) and its application in part development. 
Quality Tools:
Proficiency in using quality tools and processes to ensure seamless flow of information on quality concerns. 
Component Development:
Ability to develop and procure components from vendors within time, cost, and quality objectives. 
Supplier Management:
Experience in vendor analysis, rationalization, capacity assessment, and time frame agreement. 
Design Review:
Ability to review design and manufacturing feasibility assessments with R&D. 
Problem Solving:
Proactive identification and resolution of issues, maintaining quality standards. 

Experience

Industry Preferred

Qualifications

BE /B.Tech/ M.E./ M.Tech 

General Requirements

Important Skills:

Communication:
Excellent communication and coordination skills for effective collaboration with design teams, suppliers, and internal stakeholders. 
Project Management:
Ability to track project timelines, identify critical path activities, and develop risk mitigation plans. 
Cost Management:
Understanding of cost reduction techniques and the ability to implement them. 
Teamwork:
Ability to work effectively within a team and contribute to project goals. 
Reporting:
Experience in creating and maintaining databases and systems for project-related MIS. 

Responsibilities:

Part Development: Managing the entire process of part development, from initial design to final production. 
Quality Assurance: Ensuring that parts meet quality standards throughout the development and production lifecycle. 
Cost Management: Working to achieve QCD (Quality, Cost, and Delivery) targets for all new products and improvements to existing products. 
Supplier Management: Developing and maintaining strong relationships with suppliers, ensuring their capacity and adherence to timelines. 
Risk Management: Identifying potential risks and developing mitigation plans. 
Reporting: Providing regular updates on project progress and performance

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