A bachelor’s degree in Engineering, such as Production Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related field.
TOEIC score of more than 450 (if available, it will be considered an advantage).
A master’s degree will be considered an advantage.
Experience in production planning or manufacturing management in industrial settings (preferably in automotive or plastic manufacturing).
At least 2-3 years of experience in a production planning or manufacturing engineer role is preferred.
Ability to develop efficient production plans considering production capacity, customer demand, and available resources.
Ability to coordinate with departments such as production, maintenance, and quality control.
Understanding of automotive parts manufacturing processes such as molding, plastic injection, welding, assembly, etc.
Familiarity with quality control standards such as ISO/TS 16949 or relevant industry standards.
Ability to control production costs and develop processes to improve efficiency and reduce waste.
Ability to work under tight deadlines and high-pressure situations.

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Develop daily/weekly/monthly production plans considering production capacity and customer demand.
Allocate materials, machinery, and staff in the plastic production process to maximize efficiency.
Inspect the quality of produced plastic parts to ensure they meet standards and specifications.
Analyze the production process to identify areas for improvement and reduce waste.
Implement Lean, Six Sigma, or appropriate techniques to improve the plastic production process.
Plan and manage the maintenance of machinery and equipment used in production to prevent downtime.
Coordinate with various departments, such as production, research and development, and quality control.
Control production costs by improving the production process and redu