Magna Engineered Glass: Manufacturing Engineering Coordinator

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What we offer:

At Magna, you can expect an engaging and dynamic environment where you can help to develop industry-leading automotive technologies. We invest in our employees, providing them with the support and resources they need to succeed. As a member of our global team, you can expect exciting, varied responsibilities as well as a wide range of development prospects. Because we believe that your career path should be as unique as you are.

Group Summary:

The Magna Exteriors portfolio of products includes access systems such as liftgates, exterior trim, modular systems, front-end modules including fascia, active aerodynamic systems and other lightweight structural components for automotive, commercial truck and other industrial markets.

Recognized globally as an innovator in all aspects of vehicle exteriors, Magna provides everything needed, from materials development and design through manufacturing and assembly, to help automakers create sleek, state-of-the-art vehicles across the world.

Job Responsibilities:

JOB SUMMARY:

Objective: Provide technical documentation, data analysis, and coordination support to the Manufacturing Engineering team. Maintain accurate and current process documentation, prepare engineering reports and visual data, support engineering change activities, and coordinate action tracking so Manufacturing Engineers can focus on equipment reliability, process optimization, launches, automation, and root-cause problem solving.

Scope: The Manufacturing Engineering Coordinator at Magna Engineered Glass is the technical support role responsible for organizing, developing, and maintaining manufacturing engineering records and production documentation. The position works closely with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Production, Maintenance, Training, and other cross-functional teams to ensure documents reflect the current approved process. The role supports, but does not independently approve, engineering or quality-system changes.

ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Maintain and revise manufacturing Job Instructions, Standardized Work, Job Element Sheets, setup instructions, changeover instructions, troubleshooting guides, visual aids, and training materials.
• Coordinate updates to Process Flow Diagrams, Process Failure Mode and Effects Analyses (PFMEAs), Control Plans, and related manufacturing documentation based on approved process, product, equipment, and engineering changes.
• Facilitate document review with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Production, Maintenance, and other process owners; route documents for approval and follow actions through completion.
• Maintain document revision history, approval status, effective dates, controlled copies, and archived records in accordance with company document-control requirements.
• Collect, organize, and analyze manufacturing data from approved systems, including Excel, Power BI, Fiix, production systems, and quality records.
• Prepare recurring charts, graphs, dashboards, presentations, equipment scorecards, downtime summaries, scrap trends, quality trends, labor-efficiency reports, project status reports, and other engineering metrics.
• Support Manufacturing Engineers with APQP, PPAP, engineering change, launch-readiness, audit, corrective-action, and continuous-improvement documentation.
• Create and maintain engineering action lists, project trackers, milestone plans, open-issue logs, meeting notes, and follow-up records.
• Assist with process observations, data collection, time studies, line walks, audits, trials, run-at-rate activities, and validation documentation under the direction of a Manufacturing Engineer.
• Convert technical input, marked-up documents, photographs, sketches, and process notes into clear, concise, operator-friendly instructions and visual standards.
• Coordinate document updates following equipment modifications, process changes, quality concerns, corrective actions, or lessons learned; verify that affected documents are aligned.
• Check documentation for completeness, consistency, grammar, formatting, traceability, and usability before submitting it for technical approval.
• Support preparation of training packages and assist process owners with communicating approved document revisions to affected employees.
• Help standardize engineering templates, naming conventions, report formats, and documentation practices across manufacturing areas.
• Maintain confidentiality of product, process, customer, supplier, and company information.
• Promote a safe and collaborative work environment and comply with applicable safety, quality, en