Full-Time
Process Engineer
E2
Posted on 7/30/2025
Denso
10,001+ employees
Automotive HVAC systems and components supplier
No salary listed
Guelph, ON, Canada
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- Post secondary Education Diploma/Degree in either Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering or equivalent required
- Seven (7) years' experience as a Process Engineer within the automotive industry or similar manufacturing industry
- Experience in managing and implementing new Processes (APQP exp.)
- Computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Project
- Capable to read and interpret CAD drawings and 2D Product prints
- Proven analytical, problem solving, and decision-making skills
- Proven project management skills
- Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Must have excellent teambuilding and leadership skills
- Experience with injection moulding, assembly or Brazing processes is an asset.
- Champion the design/development and implementation of new processes, revising existing processes, and developing and coordinating the implementation of projects and new launches.
- Support New Product Introduction (NPI) activities, engineering changes, VA/VE activities, support quality concerns and trouble-shoot production issues on the lines.
- Project management and detailed scheduling for new equipment procurement and other projects.
- Create, update and maintain all Core Tool process documentation (PFMEA’s, process flows, Control Plans).
- Maintain safe working practices and compliance with the provisions of the Occupational Health & Safety Act and Regulations and other governing bodies.
- Identify and validate new technologies available to improve current processes
- Performs product/process analysis for cost reduction, quality improvement, and improved efficiency
- Performs other duties as required
Denso Thermal Systems S.p.A. designs, develops, manufactures and sells automotive thermal components and integrated cockpit modules, including air-conditioning systems, engine cooling parts, heat exchangers, radiators and compressors for cars, commercial vehicles, tractors and buses. Its products cool engines, regulate cabin temperature and provide compact, integrated cockpit and front-end assemblies for vehicles. As part of the DENSO Group, it benefits from a global footprint, multiple product lines, and aftermarket support that span different vehicle types. Its goal is to deliver reliable, efficient thermal solutions and integrated modules to OEMs and aftermarket customers, helping vehicles run safely and comfortably across a wide range of mobility sectors.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Kariya, Japan
Founded
1947
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Europe operating profit surged 221.3% in FY2026 from thermal product demand.
- Next Core Technologies investment develops 40% more efficient motor cores for EVs.
- $69M Tennessee logistics center retains 100 jobs, starts Spring 2027.
What critics are saying
- Rohm rejects Denso bid; Toshiba-Mitsubishi alliance controls 11% power semiconductor market.
- FY2027 operating profit drops 9.5% to ¥500B from tariffs and material costs.
- Failed $8B Rohm acquisition weakens Denso's chip supply negotiations with competitors.
What makes Denso unique
- DENSO Thermal Systems S.p.A. manufactures air-conditioning and engine cooling systems in Poirino, Italy.
- DENSO integrates automotive sensing into FoodVentures' greenhouse solutions for climate-controlled agriculture.
- DENSO earned first Japan EcoPass Certification from Catena-X on April 2, 2025, for supply chain transparency.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Flexible Spending Account
Employee Assistance Program
401(k) Company Match
Bonus Program
Wellness Program
Onsite Fitness Center
Tuition Reimbursement
Career Development and Ongoing Training
Paid holidays and vacation
Cafeteria and food markets
Volunteer opportunities
Employee recognition
Company News
DENSO will exhibit its keyless access solutions at the NAFA 2026 Institute & Expo from 13-15 April at Cleveland's Huntington Convention Center. The mobility supplier will demonstrate its MobiQ smart mobility brand technology in booth #271. The keyless access system is designed for government and large enterprise fleet operators seeking to improve asset utilisation and operational efficiency. The solution is compatible with BLE, NFC and RFID-badge operating systems and integrates into connected mobility platforms to provide enhanced telematics data. DENSO says the technology addresses common fleet challenges including lost keys, vehicle assignment, compliance and scheduling. The company, which employs over 23,000 people across North America, generated $12.5 billion in consolidated regional sales in the fiscal year ending March 2025.
DENSO Corporation has acquired a partial equity stake in FoodVentures, making the Dutch company a consolidated subsidiary. The partnership aims to globally deploy an integrated agricultural production solution for greenhouse horticulture. FoodVentures brings over 10 years of expertise providing end-to-end support for greenhouse operations, from business planning to cultivation and sales. The company has supported operators across multiple countries and climates. DENSO, which incorporated agriculture into its articles of incorporation in 2022, has been building agricultural capabilities through strategic partnerships. The company previously acquired greenhouse provider Certhon in 2023 and tomato seed developer Axia in 2025. The combined offering will leverage DENSO's automotive-derived technologies in production design, sensing and image processing alongside FoodVentures' operational expertise to support new agricultural entrants globally.
DENSO Corporation has announced an investment in Next Core Technologies, Inc. to jointly develop motor cores utilizing iron-based amorphous alloys. This collaboration aims to enhance the competitiveness of next-generation motor generators, crucial for electric vehicles. The automotive industry is witnessing a growing demand for electric vehicles, including battery electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and hybrid electric vehicles. As the […]
Nextcore Technologies, a Kyoto-based startup developing high-efficiency motors for decarbonisation, has raised JPY 2.073 billion (approximately $13.8 million) in Series A funding and debt financing. Denso led the equity round, with debt financing provided by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. Founded in 2022, Nextcore manufactures iron-based amorphous alloy motor cores that reduce power consumption by up to 40% compared with conventional motors. The technology is used in air conditioners, electric vehicles and industrial equipment. The funding will establish a new manufacturing facility in Imari, Saga Prefecture, scheduled to begin operations in October 2026. The company will also strengthen its partnership with Denso to jointly develop next-generation motor cores and expand recruitment for global operations.
Japanese automotive supplier Denso has announced an investment in Next Core Technologies (NCT) to jointly develop motor core products. The partnership will combine NCT's expertise in amorphous alloy motor cores with Denso's knowledge in motor and generator product development. The collaboration aims to accelerate development and mass production of high-efficiency motor cores for next-generation motors and generators. This initiative is expected to enhance performance of electric vehicles by extending driving range and improving overall driving capabilities. The investment announcement was made on 19 March, though financial details were not disclosed.