ABOUT US:

Stanley Electric US is a full-service, tier one supplier to Honda, specializing in the design and production of lighting equipment, accessories, and electronic components. Our London, Ohio facility houses lighting and mold design, construction, production engineering, and dedicated associates in our Quality, Assembly, Sales, and Customer Service departments. At Stanley, we blaze our own trail to a brilliant future by daring to outshine light.

HOW YOU WILL QUALIFY:

• 4-year Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Industrial Engineering is required. (Equivalent work experience may be considered in place of a four-year degree).
• Some experience in 3D Modeling software (Inventor, Solid Works, Catia).
• Ability to follow electrical and mechanical schematics.
• Ability to trouble shoot mechanical & electrical systems.
• Exposure to lean manufacturing concepts.
• Experience with PLC programming.
• Experience with AC motors, DC motors and Servo motors.
• Knowledge and experience in machine vision systems programming.
• Experience working with photo electric sensors, proximity sensors, laser sensors and pressure sensors.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Software and Access Database.
• These qualifications are preferred but not necessary for you to get started:
• Knowledge of plastic welding processes and other assembly processes preferred.
• Demonstrated Knowledge of Robotics/Pneumatics preferred.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Project preferred.

Performing new model start-ups, improving current models and providing engineering support to manufacturing, support groups and higher-level engineers. Creating a smooth transition for new models from Engineering to Maintenance with good customer satisfaction by:

• Developing and implementing new model assembly processes/lines, machines and fixtures.
• Monitoring equipment performance and developing and implementing new methods to achieve product quality and cost efficiencies.
• Designing and building and troubleshooting automated assembly equipment / tooling.
• Creating and maintaining new model schedules.
• Developing or modifying PLC programs for existing or new equipment.
• Creating or modifying PE-1 documentation, ensuring ISO requirements are met.