Process e manufacturing engineer
Pubblicato il 18-09-2026 - Magneti Marelli Parts & Services in Corbetta
About the Position
We are looking for a Process Launch Management Engineer to join the Electronics team, reporting directly to the Electronics Process Launch Management Manager. This position is based at our office in Corbetta (Milano, IT). As the Process Launch Management Coordinator, you will coordinate and validate offers and new product launch activities, ensuring simultaneous engineering and manufacturing standards application, capex optimization and reuse, removing roadblocks and assuring a silent launch through continuous monitoring of project status, achieving targets for cost, quality and time to market.
Your Responsibilities
Be the first reference of the Division in terms of Process Launch Management for any manufacturing related task activation.
Act as the reference between Plant Process Launch Management and Product Development team, securing offer activation and delivery, simultaneous engineering and standards application.
Serve as the manufacturing reference for RFI/RFQ kick‐off to confirm production site and local plant PLM nomination,
becoming the direct coordinator for multi‐plant offers and industrialization.
Validate final plant industrial offers in reference to RFI/RFQ, securing new capex avoidance, equipment re‐use and best manufacturing standard solutions.
Monitor and report manufacturing needs/risks (capex, areas, saturations, etc.) based on new opportunities, securing further study deployment onsite and with central ELS AME.
Monitor and report process milestones, process readiness and baseline process KPI progress.
Monitor and report critical upcoming situations to secure product and process development roadblock avoidance.
Provide initial escalation support to resolve blocking points.
Monitor and report plant PLM training gaps, resource needs, structure gaps in reference to the current manufacturing organization.
Guarantee online and/or onsite support for relevant blocking points or events at risk, securing the right escalation level for a s