North American arm of AISIN supplying automotive components and systems
AISIN World Corp. of America runs North American sales, purchasing, quality and engineering for AISIN's automotive component business. Hiring tilts heavily toward manufacturing, and the stack pairs plant-floor controls (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Ethernet/IP, IO-Link) with a Microsoft-centric data layer (Azure, SQL Server, Power BI, Microsoft Fabric). Recurring job-post themes are uptime and launch readiness: unplanned downtime, equipment reliability and ISO/TS16949 registration.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead
AISIN World Corp. of America is the Northville, Michigan-based North American entity of AISIN Corporation, a Japan-headquartered Tier One automotive supplier. The company covers sales, purchasing, quality, program management and engineering for automotive components and systems. It employs 201–500 people and hires within the United States. Its roles span manufacturing, engineering, finance, logistics, operations, quality, purchasing and sales, with most openings at mid-level seniority.
Its stack includes C#, ASP.NET, Angular, SQL Server, Azure and Azure DevOps, analytics in Power BI, Tableau, Qlik and Microsoft Fabric, plus Allen-Bradley, Siemens, MATLAB/Simulink, Vector CANape and Oracle Fusion.
Yes. Manufacturing is the largest hiring area, followed by engineering, with additional roles in finance, logistics, operations, quality, purchasing and sales, all in the United States. Overall hiring velocity is decelerating.
The company is headquartered in Northville, Michigan, and operates as the North American arm of Japan-based AISIN Corporation, with 201–500 employees.
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