Process Cycle Engineer (CNC)

999066

Location
Mueang Rayong
Salary
THB35000 - THB55000 per month

Expertise and Skill Tags

Our client is a European-headquartered global leader in high-performance braking systems, supplying calipers, brake discs and complete braking solutions to the world's premium car, commercial-vehicle and motorcycle manufacturers, with a brand recognised across motorsport. Its newly built Rayong plant – the group's first production site in Thailand – manufactures precision-machined braking components for leading motorcycle makers and is in an active ramp-up and industrialisation phase. The Process Cycle Engineer (CNC) owns the development, optimisation and industrialisation of CNC machining processes, driving product quality, manufacturing efficiency and cost competitiveness. This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who knows machining inside out – from CNC programs and cutting tools to Cpk and PPAP – and wants to build processes from concept through to stable series production at a world-class brand.

Responsiblties 

CNC Machining & Cycle Time Optimisation
  • Develop, write, modify, troubleshoot and optimise CNC programs for milling, turning, drilling and tapping operations
  • Select cutting tools and machining parameters; manage tool life and drive cycle-time reduction on VMC, CNC lathes and machining centres
  • Manage work coordinate systems, tool offsets and machine set-up verification; design and apply fixtures
Process Engineering & Industrialisation
  • Develop and optimise manufacturing processes to meet safety, quality, delivery and cost targets
  • Run process capacity studies, bottleneck analysis and productivity improvement projects
  • Lead industrialisation – new equipment installation and commissioning, process validation, Run@Rate and handover to production
  • Drive continuous improvement in cycle time, cost and process stability from concept through to series production
Quality & Process Validation
  • Interpret engineering drawings and GD&T requirements; analyse CMM reports and measurement data
  • Run process capability studies (Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk) and SPC; support MSA and gauge validation
  • Apply automotive core tools – APQP, PPAP, PFMEA, Control Plan, Process Flow, SPC and MSA – for new and running products
  • Lead problem solving (5 Why, Fishbone, 8D, CAPA) and support customer, internal and certification audits
Cross-functional Collaboration
  • Work hands-on on the shop floor with Production, Engineering and Quality teams to resolve machining issues
  • Support NPI activities and production ramp-up, ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards
Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Automotive, Electrical or related)
  • 3–5 years of hands-on experience in CNC machining / process engineering in a manufacturing environment
  • Practical experience with CNC Milling (VMC), CNC Turning and Machining Centres, preferably on Fanuc, Brother or equivalent controls
  • Experience with brake discs, calipers or other precision-machined components is a strong advantage
  • Experience in new equipment installation, process industrialisation and production ramp-up
  • Involvement in APQP, PPAP and NPI activities; automotive or other high-volume manufacturing strongly preferred
  • Proficient in SolidWorks / AutoCAD / CAM software and Microsoft Office
  • Detail-oriented and analytical, quality- and compliance-driven, comfortable working hands-on on the shop floor
  • Good command of English (spoken and written). Able to work in Rayong

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Process Cycle Engineer (CNC)
Our client is a European-headquartered global leader in high-performance braking systems, supplying calipers, brake discs and complete braking solutions to the world's premium car, commercial-vehicle and motorcycle manufacturers, with a brand recognised across motorsport. Its newly built Rayong plant – the group's first production site in Thailand – manufactures precision-machined braking components for leading motorcycle makers and is in an active ramp-up and industrialisation phase. The Process Cycle Engineer (CNC) owns the development, optimisation and industrialisation of CNC machining processes, driving product quality, manufacturing efficiency and cost competitiveness. This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who knows machining inside out – from CNC programs and cutting tools to Cpk and PPAP – and wants to build processes from concept through to stable series production at a world-class brand.

Responsiblties 

CNC Machining & Cycle Time Optimisation
  • Develop, write, modify, troubleshoot and optimise CNC programs for milling, turning, drilling and tapping operations
  • Select cutting tools and machining parameters; manage tool life and drive cycle-time reduction on VMC, CNC lathes and machining centres
  • Manage work coordinate systems, tool offsets and machine set-up verification; design and apply fixtures
Process Engineering & Industrialisation
  • Develop and optimise manufacturing processes to meet safety, quality, delivery and cost targets
  • Run process capacity studies, bottleneck analysis and productivity improvement projects
  • Lead industrialisation – new equipment installation and commissioning, process validation, Run@Rate and handover to production
  • Drive continuous improvement in cycle time, cost and process stability from concept through to series production
Quality & Process Validation
  • Interpret engineering drawings and GD&T requirements; analyse CMM reports and measurement data
  • Run process capability studies (Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk) and SPC; support MSA and gauge validation
  • Apply automotive core tools – APQP, PPAP, PFMEA, Control Plan, Process Flow, SPC and MSA – for new and running products
  • Lead problem solving (5 Why, Fishbone, 8D, CAPA) and support customer, internal and certification audits
Cross-functional Collaboration
  • Work hands-on on the shop floor with Production, Engineering and Quality teams to resolve machining issues
  • Support NPI activities and production ramp-up, ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards
Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Automotive, Electrical or related)
  • 3–5 years of hands-on experience in CNC machining / process engineering in a manufacturing environment
  • Practical experience with CNC Milling (VMC), CNC Turning and Machining Centres, preferably on Fanuc, Brother or equivalent controls
  • Experience with brake discs, calipers or other precision-machined components is a strong advantage
  • Experience in new equipment installation, process industrialisation and production ramp-up
  • Involvement in APQP, PPAP and NPI activities; automotive or other high-volume manufacturing strongly preferred
  • Proficient in SolidWorks / AutoCAD / CAM software and Microsoft Office
  • Detail-oriented and analytical, quality- and compliance-driven, comfortable working hands-on on the shop floor
  • Good command of English (spoken and written). Able to work in Rayong
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