Liaison Engineer Eve Shift
Paccar
Liaison Engineer Eve Shift
Paccar
Builds heavy trucks and engines for fleets
PERFORMS LIAISON ACTIVITIES BETWEEN ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING, UNDER GENERAL SUPERVISION.
Coordinates with manufacturing, materials, and production departments to provide timely assistance, drive engineering issues to resolution, and to feedback appropriate information to engineering personnel. Provides on-the-spot engineering advice for specific design, installation, or production issues encountered in manufacturing. Document and communicate all changes that are made to the original chassis image; ensures that the final chassis image reflects the correct parts usage. Completes feedback to local resident engineering staff as well as Division Engineering for design errors. Undertakes special assignments or studies requested by the Liaison Supervisor, Engineering Manager, or Division Engineering. These duties may include, but are not limited to:
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS:
• Degree in engineering preferred.
• Must have excellent communication skills and be able to relate technical information to all levels.
• Must be proficient in windows operating system and Microsoft office suite.
• Must meet physical requirements of the position with or without accommodation.
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS:
• Familiarity with shop practices and knowledge of product and component design capability gained through demonstrated
• Experience in multiple departments with special emphasis on truck systems.
• Test department experience a plus.
• Proficient in electrical systems and electrical troubleshooting.
• CMS80/Reflections/Rhumba/3270 experience preferred
• CAD/Pro/E or comparable experience
• CAN Bus Communication Troubleshooting utilizing CANalyzer.
Candidates for this position will be considered from other PACCAR locations and potentially from outside the company.
TESTS TO DETERMINE QUALIFICATIONS WILL BE GIVEN TO CANDIDATES
Degree in engineering preferred
PACCAR designs and builds medium- and heavy-duty trucks for freight carriers, builders and other fleet operators, selling them under three brands: Kenworth and Peterbilt in North America and DAF in Europe and beyond. Its trucks haul long-distance freight, make local deliveries and work on construction and logging sites, and they are sold and serviced through independent dealers worldwide. The company makes most of its money selling trucks, and it also earns steady revenue from selling replacement parts and from loans and leases to truck buyers. PACCAR traces its roots to a Seattle rail car maker founded in 1905 and is based in Bellevue, Washington.
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