Process Engineer

• Minimum of two years of experience in the automotive sector, preferably in the automotive, consumer goods, or pharmaceutical sectors. Preferably with experience leading improvement projects.
• Effective communication
• Personal Development and Resilience
• Development of Others
• Creates Collaboration
• Planning, decision-making, problem-solving
• Analysis and Priority Setting
• Passion for Results
• Courage-Agility-Belonging
• Preventive Mindset

Industrial technical engineering, university degree in engineering, and/or higher engineering/Master's in engineering

or equivalent. Bachelor's/Graduate degree in Chemistry.

• English B2

At Bridgestone, what truly matters is fostering opportunities for creation and development so you can be creative and curious to make mobility safer, more efficient, and more sustainable for future generations. Whatever your role, when you represent Bridgestone, you are a valuable team member, and part of our broader mission of "Serving Society with Superior Quality." Therefore, we offer you more than just a competitive salary; we provide you with:

• A positive and attractive onboarding experience to ensure a smooth transition into our team.
• The opportunity to develop and grow through training and development.
• Corporate social responsibility activities.
• A truly global, dynamic, and stimulating work environment.
• Agility and effectiveness at work and your well-being in the long term.
• A diverse and inclusive team.

Specify and monitor manufacturing process conditions in assigned areas. Promote continuous

improvement and collaborate on technical problem-solving. Propose process improvements to ensure organizational objectives related to Safety, Environment, Quality, Cost, and Delivery (SEQCD) are met.

• Analyze manufacturing/component quality issues to define root causes and implement appropriate solutions.
• Validate new equipment and processes in collaboration with various plant departments and the Technical Center.
• Develop, issue, and maintain up-to-date technical work procedures and standard practices for assigned manufacturing processes.
• Identify, classify, analyze, and prioritize improvement opportunities across various processes, both technically and from a management perspective.
• Lead continuous improvement projects, executing the PDCA/DMAIC cycle.
• Analyze process parameters and monitoring indicators, investigating trends, issues, and deviations, and proposing solutions to ensure better outcomes.
• Participate in the development, validation, and documentation of new materials, production processes, manufacturing equipment, and products.
• Develop necessary tests for the industrialization of new processes and/or products.