Bosch has been present in Malaysia since 1923, represented by Robert Bosch Sdn Bhd, with offices located in Selangor and Penang. In Malaysia, Bosch has diversified businesses in Mobility Solutions, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology. The company has three manufacturing plants in Penang providing Car Multimedia, Power Tools and Automotive Steering systems. In 2017, Malaysia contributed sales of RM 615 million (127 million euro) and employed more than 2,800 associates.

• To lead, plan (or improve the current) and buy off production line layout, workplace/workstation layout, material flow planning, space, direct labor headcount and shift requirements.
• To perform big data analysis, review, improve process parameter and trouble shoot all OEE losses of the production lines, including debugging and providing disposition to all fall out rates from production processes or machine testing.
• To lead & perform continuous improvement to the process planning and industrial engineering for existing running products (Line balancing, VT study, improvement & updating).
• To review process control parameters, checklist and perform regular process and machine, capability study (CpK, CmK, GR&R) on related processes in the series production.
• To establish standardize work through time studies, MTM/UAS on process and implement ergonomics at workstation after SOP.
• To optimize line Balancing with the evaluated time studies.
• To review, maintain and revise manufacturing engineering documents: Work Instruction, Visual aids, Line balancing, FMEA for product and process concern after SOP.
• To lead, plan and introduce cost reduction activities through process, VT, and headcount improvement.
• To coordinate, root cause and report out all second source, RPP, component. qualification builds and 1st lot monitoring build (optical carrier new mold, lens new coating & etc).
• To train and guide Trainers, Supervisors and Direct Operators on manufacturing processes.
• To support Production in achieving the effectiveness/ productivity, output, FOR and quality target.
• To troubleshoot process and quality related problems in production.
• To participate in all relevant audits, coordinate in providing and implementing corrective actions.
• To participate actively in BPS activity (LLD, QVSM, VSM / VSD), identify and lead the improvement projects.
• Prepare ISIR Evaluation/QZ samples tools.
• Participate and support in daily Point CIP.
• Coordinate rework activity for related product quality.
• To participate in all critical milestone process – involve B, C & D Sample Build of New Project.
• To Lead or Participate in PSS/8D for related product quality.
• Other tasks assigned by the superior as and when necessary.

• Applicants must be Malaysian citizens.
• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronic Engineering only.
• Minimum of 1 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Able to communicate orally and written in English and Bahasa Malaysia.
• Ability to lead & apply problem-solving technique in solving Quality issues including risk assessment evaluation.  
• Knowledge in PFMEA & Control plan.
• Knowledge in Analytical tools such DOE, SPC, MSA, APQP and PPAP, QFD, 8D, CpK, CmK or Cgk (added advantages).
• Ability to manage personnel time to ensure the success of a project and completion of assignments.
• Ability to work with minimum supervision, giving constructive feedback regularly & self motivation.

• Provide technical support to the series production to ensure manufacturing meeting safety, quality, cost, and delivery through manufacturing process compliance of direct labour and quality requirement of both direct and indirect material.
• Responsible for overall manufacturing process compliance from the safety, quality, cost and delivery aspect of direct labour, machine processes and of both direct and indirect material.
• Responsible to meet the manufacturing line direct productivity (DP) as the Key Performance indicator (KPI).
• Responsible to meet the manufacturing line internal defect cost (IDC), First Pass Yield (FPY) and line failure rates (FOR) as the key performance indicator (KPI).
• Specific tasks assigned by the superior as and when necessary.