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Cummins

Builds engines, generators, and powertrains

Global Mfg. Quality Engineer-Welding Specialist

Quality EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeIndianapolis, IN, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • College, university, or degree in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) or related field, or equivalent experience required.
  • This position may require licensing for compliance with export controls or sanctions regulations.
  • Intermediate level of relevant work experience required. (3 to 5 years manufacturing quality experience)
  • Welding experience required.
  • Hands on Laser Welding experience preferred
  • Develop deep technical and manufacturing expertise by mastering welding processes, welding automation, welding codes, machine programming, drawing interpretation, and manufacturing principles to design robust, compliant, and efficient production systems.
  • Champion safety, ergonomics, and operational excellence by proactively identifying risks, implementing ergonomic workplace designs, and ensuring manufacturing processes support a safe, efficient, and injury-free work environment.
  • Drive process optimization and standardization by creating effective process layouts, improving equipment utilization, reducing waste, and developing clear process documentation that ensures consistency, quality, and continuous improvement.
  • Build strong relationships and communicate effectively by collaborating across functions, influencing stakeholders, valuing diverse perspectives, and clearly conveying technical information to align teams around shared manufacturing and business goals.

Responsibilities

  • Drive manufacturing excellence by leading the development and implementation of welding processes that consistently meet safety, quality, productivity, and business performance objectives.
  • Improve product quality and reliability by applying advanced welding expertise to optimize process parameters, reduce defects, and ensure compliance with product specifications and industry standards.
  • Lead strategic process improvement initiatives by leveraging continuous improvement methodologies to increase efficiency, reduce waste, lower costs, and enhance overall manufacturing performance.
  • Establish and standardize best practices by developing welding standards, procedures, and working methods that improve consistency, repeatability, and operational effectiveness across multiple projects and facilities.
  • Influence critical business and technical decisions by partnering with business leaders, functional teams, suppliers, and external stakeholders to align welding strategies with organizational goals.
  • Advance manufacturing capabilities by identifying, evaluating, and implementing new welding technologies, equipment improvements, and innovative processes that strengthen competitive advantage.
  • Lead complex cross-functional projects by coordinating internal and external resources, managing priorities, mitigating risks, and ensuring successful execution of multiple welding-related initiatives.
  • Build organizational capability and expertise by coaching stakeholders, mentoring team members, and serving as a technical leader who elevates welding knowledge, collaboration, and continuous improvement throughout the organization.
  • PFMEA/Control Plan Guidance to guide risk assessment and control plan development for welding processes.
  • Establishing weld monitoring processes, KPIs, and governance to track performance and drive improvements.
  • Documentation and deployment of best practices and lessons learned across projects and facilities.
  • Data analytics and continuous improvement to analyze weld process data and drive improvements.

About the Company

Cummins

Builds engines, generators, and powertrains

Cummins designs and manufactures engines, power generation systems, and related components for commercial vehicles, industrial machinery, and stationary power. Vehicle and equipment makers install its diesel and natural gas engines, while businesses use its generator sets for backup and continuous electricity. Its components include turbochargers, emissions controls, transmissions, axles, and brakes, and its Accelera business builds batteries and electric powertrain systems. Cummins earns revenue from equipment and component sales, replacement parts, and maintenance through company-owned and independent distributors and dealers. Cummins was founded in 1919 and is headquartered in Columbus, Indiana.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Columbus, IN
Founded
1919

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