Supplier Table Engineer

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Stellantis is seeking a Supplier Table Engineer for Manufacturing in Windsor to own the Supplier Table process and lead the on site Inspectors, partnering with Plant Quality and collaborating across Salaried and Hourly teams, the Assembly Plant, and Corporate groups. You will drive immediate containment on shop floor issues, implement long term corrective actions with suppliers, validate product conformity, and advance continuous quality improvements that exceed customer expectations. Responsibilities include coaching Inspectors, maintaining all Supplier Table documents, reviewing GD&T and part inspections, and providing technical support between Engineering and Manufacturing for internal quality concerns. Basic qualifications: bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or related field, strong problem solving and communication skills, and legal eligibility to work in Canada; preferred: advanced degree, Green/Black Belt, automotive union experience, supplier operations exposure, and leadership experience. Compensation: $75,000-$95,000. Tips: tailor your resume with measurable defect reductions, containment closures, and cross functional wins; highlight hands on leadership, problem solving tools, and clear communication at all levels.

The Supplier Table Engineer (STE) for Manufacturing at Stellantis is responsible for all aspects of the Supplier Table process and Supplier Table Inspectors.

The Supplier Table Engineer reports to the Plant Quality department and will build effective relationships with both Salaried and Hourly, Assembly Plant and Corporate teams. They will lead projects, validate product conformity on suspect material, proactively ensure components meet specifications, and improve outgoing quality that will exceed the customers’ expectations.

This position will work closely with Manufacturing, Logistics, Engineering, and Supplier Operations. With unquestioned integrity and strength of conviction, the STE responds to manufacturing quality issues on the shop floor, establishes immediate containment and works with suppliers to establish long term containment and corrective actions to ensure robust issue resolution. Through the usage of problem solving, the STE supports all continuous quality improvement initiatives by working collaboratively within cross-functional manufacturing teams and facilitates consensus from the key stakeholders.

Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to: 

• Utilize Supplier Table Inspectors to respond to material issues 
• Coach and assist Supplier Table Inspectors with sorting and documentation of all supplier nonconformance issues 
• Manage and ensure all Supplier Table Tracking and Process documents are maintained 
• Assist Supplier Operations through monitoring of Stellantis systems for permanent corrective action and issue closure 
• Validate and complete all nonconformance tickets for accuracy 
• Review GD&T, gaging, and part inspections for part conformity 
• Provide technical support between Engineering and Manufacturing for internal quality concerns 
• Coordinate proactive inspections on critical components driven by historical failure modes to ensure parts are to specification 
• Display effective communication skills (presentation, analysis, studies) to support meetings and audits at all levels of the company, including senior leadership 
• Provide daily leadership, direction, and oversight to hourly Supplier Table Inspectors, ensuring effective execution of inspection activities, proper documentation of nonconformances, adherence to quality standards, and consistent application of containment processes 

This position is for an existing vacancy.

Compensation:  The salary range for this role is $75,000-$95,000.

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Basic Qualifications:  

• Bachelor's degree or higher in the fields of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology from an accredited university (other Engineering degrees, in combination with relevant experience may be considered) 
• Effective presentation/public speaking skills 
• Experience with problem solving tools 
• Able to demonstrate both coaching and teaching 
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal 
• Self-motivated leader, directed, high energy, hands on individual with integrity 
• Ability to thrive in a high intensity environment while working on multiple projects 
• Legally eligible to work in Canada

 Preferred Qualifications:  

• Advanced degree in a technical field 
• Reactive Green Belt / Black Belt 
• Previous experience working in an automotive manufacturing unionized environment 
• Supplier operations or experience working directly at a supplier to the automotive industry  
• Leadership experience (supervisory/management/team leader/project management)