Autoliv's primary goal is to Save More Lives. Our products never get a second chance. This is why we can never compromise on quality. We are working to increase vehicle safety by developing seatbelts, airbags and steering wheels and you can be part of our team as ROLE.
Location: Badli, India
Department: TND – Process Engineering Development (PED)
Reporting To: PED Manager
Experience: 10-14 Years

Autoliv is looking for an experienced Associate Manager - Process Engineering Development (PED) to drive industrialization, process excellence, lean manufacturing, and continuous improvement initiatives. This role offers an chance to lead new product industrialization, process optimization, automation projects, and capability-building initiatives within a dynamic automotive manufacturing environment.
Key Responsibilities
Safety First (Non-Negotiable)
- Champion a zero-incident safety culture across all PED processes.
- Lead Process Risk Assessments, including PFMEA and MSRA, and drive corrective actions.
- Ensure compliance with ergonomics and workplace safety standards.




- Promote safe process design through mistake-proofing, containment controls, and risk mitigation.

New Product Industrialization (NPI)
- Lead industrialization activities from RFQ through SOP and ramp-up.
- Design and implement robust manufacturing processes aligned with product requirements.
- Develop and maintain:
- Process Flow Diagrams (PFD)
- PFMEA
- Work Instructions
- Process Validation Plans
- Ensure on-time launch with right-first-time manufacturing capability.

Process Capability & Quality Excellence
- Achieve and sustain process capability targets (Cp/Cpk) for critical characteristics.
- Implement SPC, Control Plans, and reaction plans.
- Drive variation reduction and process standardization initiatives.
- Deploy Poka-Yoke solutions and automation to achieve a zero-defect mindset.

Continuous Improvement & Operational Excellence
- Lead Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and APS deployment initi

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