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MCA
Own technical reliability for core production assets including injection molding machines, robotic assembly stations, conveyor systems, ultrasonic welding, automated packaging and auxiliary peripheral equipment for Barbie and other Mattel brands. Lead breakdown root cause analysis, corrective actions and permanent countermeasures to minimize unplanned downtime.
Develop, standardize and deploy preventive & predictive maintenance (PM/PdM) plans, equipment SOPs, maintenance checklists, and spare part management strategies; monitor maintenance budget and optimize spare part inventory to balance uptime and cost.
Support capital equipment projects: define technical specifications, evaluate suppliers, participate in FAT/SAT, oversee on-site installation, commissioning, validation and handover to production & maintenance teams for new automation and molding lines for NPI Barbie programs.
Lead equipment-focused continuous improvement projects via Lean, TPM, Kaizen and Six Sigma methodologies; track KPIs including OEE, MTBF, MTTR, downtime rate and maintenance cost, deliver measurable productivity and scrap reduction targets.
Ensure all equipment and modification activities fully comply with Mattel EH&S standards, global toy safety requirements and local regulatory codes; conduct risk assessment for machine guarding, lockout-tagout (LOTO) and automation safety interlock systems.
Collaborate closely with Production, Quality, Process, NPI, Tooling and Supply Chain teams to resolve equipment-related quality issues, support pilot runs and mass production ramp-up of new Barbie products.
Mentor equipment engineers and maintenance technicians, build capability via technical training, define troubleshooting standards and promote knowledge sharing across the plant.
Manage technical communication with overseas equipment vendors and global Mattel engineering teams, prepare technical reports, equipment failure reviews and project status documentation in English.
Bachelor’s degree or above in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Automation or related engineering discipline
Minimum 5 years hands-on equipment engineering experience in high-volume plastic injection molding, toy or consumer goods manufacturing; experience with automation & robotic assembly is strongly preferred
Prior working experience in multinational manufacturing, toy industry or Mattel supply chain is a big plus
Technical Competencies
Strong knowledge of injection molding machines, servo & hydraulic systems, PLC (Siemens / Mitsubishi preferred), servo drives, sensors, pneumatics, robotics and machine safety circuits
Proven capability in root cause analysis (5-Why, Fishbone, 8D), TPM, OEE improvement and maintenance system building
Familiar with equipment FAT/SAT, capital project flow, LOTO and machine safety guarding standards
Able to read electrical schematics, mechanical drawings and write technical documentation
Soft Skills & Language
Good business English proficiency (written & verbal) for cross-site communication with global Mattel teams
Strong problem-solving, project coordination and cross-team collaboration skills
Safety-first mindset, systematic thinking, able to prioritize urgent production breakdown support and long-term reliability improvement
Hands-on, willing to work on shop floor, coach team members and drive change
Join Mattel and help bring joy to children around the world through iconic brands including Barbie. We provide competitive compensation, welfare packages, professional engineering development paths, global technical exchange opportunities and a safe, inclusive manufacturing workplace.
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