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MBA Graduate Rotational Program- Rotation 1 - Infinity Ward | Environment Art Production

Conducted research and analysis of automotive competitors' and analogous industries' subscription services, identifying trends and insights in the subscription product space. Collected and analyzed customer data alongside UX research team. Provided actionable recommendations to further develop Rivian's service UX strategy.

• Led coordination of multiple cross-functional teams (20 total members) across three global regions (US, Mexico, UK) in process design, equipment sourcing, and installation planning for three, $15M+ electric motor component assembly lines (2.8M parts per year worldwide)• Served as project lead for US and Mexico eMotor assembly programs, managing $30M total budget and operating as main point of contact to domestic and international senior management and stakeholders; created and presented monthly status updating decks at major milestones• Directed daily plant floor launch activities including planning personnel objectives for union labor, engineering, and suppliers; set daily production targets, successfully scaling production up from zero to 1k parts daily over 6 months• Designed manufacturing process for company's first ever electric motor assembly line with coordination from various cross-functional teams (e.g., product development, plant operations, safety, industrial engineering, suppliers)• Built should-cost models using historical cost data to manage competitive bid process for global suppliers, leveraging cost studies group to negotiate and reduce program costs by $250,000• Identified and corrected quality issues of production parts by conducting Design of Experiment tests and building regression models; presented dashboards and improved overall part production quality by 35%• Piloted in-house creation of process documentation to improve engineering quality and readiness, reducing program costs by over $200,000

Recruited and accepted into a three-year rotational program designed to give engineers experience in all aspects of Powertrain Manufacturing and related areas of Ford. eMotor Assembly Process Egr:- Design process and manage build of high-volume (600k parts/yr), flexible, and modular assembly cells for electrified powertrain- Work with global cross-functional team to Design for Manufacture (DFm) of new eMotor assembly- Benchmark various vendors and technology for products all new to Ford- Develop quality documentation such as Control Plan, Process Failure Mode & Effects Analysis- Manage project milestones throughout design, build and launch of New Products in collaboration with members of various global teams and disciplines- Develop Make Like Production plan, tryout part coordination and runoff strategyAdditive Manufacturing Engineer:- Received hands-on training for various additive tech at Ford's Advanced Manufacturing Center Additive Facility: Job set up, print, and post-processing- Technology used: Nylon SLS (EOS), SLA, Carbon M2, Metals (SLM, DesktopMetal), FDM (Stratasys), CBAM (Impossible Objects)- Collaborated with plant teams to identify need for additive tools, designed and printed low-volume tools for Transmission and Final Assembly plants to utilize in manufacturing for increased efficiency, quality, and cost-reductionCylinder Block Process Engineer- Responsible for daily production on 1.1M parts/year block machining line- Determined root cause of out-of-spec conditions to improve production quality and throughput- Created tool change schedule and instructions resulting in $20k/month cost savings