SEGULA Technologies is a global engineering group serving the competitiveness of all major industrial sectors: automotive, aerospace, energy, rail, life sciences, naval, and telecoms. With a presence in more than 30 countries and 140 locations worldwide, the Group prioritizes close relationships with its customers thanks to the skills of its 15,000 talented employees. SEGULA Technologies is a leading engineering firm that places innovation at the heart of its strategy, carrying out large-scale projects, from design to industrialization and production. Job Description Segula Technologies is seeking an Lead Logistics Engineer for Internal Logistics Engineering to support new product introductions at a major OEM facility. This role focuses on optimal material delivery methodology of both automatic and manual delivery—ensuring production lines meet performance, no downtime due to material shortage, and ramp‑up in collaboration with Manufacturing and Engineering teams. Key Responsibilities Develop an optimal Internal Logistics network for new product introduction and continuous improvement projects. Improve material delivery strategies, including Tier 1 module delivery, sequence commodities, kitting strategy, bulk delivery, and small lot. Perform long‑lead or front‑end engineering for logistics processes which includes estimating automation, surface area, docks and equipment requirements. Support program team with special studies for cost justification. Present station readiness plans to steering committees and customers. Present logistics and station design to the core launch team, including product, engineering, industrial engineering and operational team members. Lead simulation and bottleneck analysis to identify improvement opportunities and eliminate constraints. Provide direction to Station Design, Manufacturing Engineering, and Quality teams to implement design and process improvements. Lead or participate in continuous improvement (Kaizen) workshops and lean manufacturing initiatives. Track and report launch metrics including cycle time adherence, first‑time quality, downtime, and throughput performance. Support pilot builds, tool tryouts, and process validation during pre‑production phases. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in industrial, mechanical, or manufacturing engineering (or related discipline) or relevant work experience in logistics engineering for high‑volume manufacturing companies. Five years of experience in an automotive manufacturing or assembly environment. Proficiency in using AutoCAD and Microsoft Excel for line layouts and analysis. Experience with warehousing and material delivery strategies including automation and AMR. Excellent analytical, organizational, and problem‑solving skills. #J-18808-Ljbffr