We specialize in exceeding customer expectations raising industry standards. Android is a leader in managing global supply chains in the automotive industry and beyond. With our proprietary technology, we produce complex, just-in-time assemblies for our customers. We offer a globally patented process for tire and wheel assembly as well as a variety of chassis suspension models, interior products, and more. We never stop innovating. Our team has been designing and building custom tooling and equipment since 1974. We are dedicated to constantly improving our assembly processes through continuous research and development, error proofing, and lean manufacturing. We provide unique solutions for unique needs. We offer a cost and quality advantage with our specialized tooling and equipment that is adaptable to suit each customer’s specific needs. Our manufacturing system is flexible and scalable allowing us to meet fluctuating market demands while we continue to build a better everything.
On-site · Windsor
Lead daily production operations to meet safety, quality, delivery, and productivity targets while coaching and developing team members. Resolve production issues, coordinate with cross-functional teams, maintain process documentation and compliance, and drive continuous improvement.
On-site · Oshawa
The Manufacturing Engineer develops and implements assembly processes, equipment, and automation to meet customer requirements and quality standards. This role leads process implementation from development through launch while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure manufacturability and continuous improvement.
On-site · Windsor
The Shift Manager leads daily production and operational activities to meet safety, quality, and productivity targets within a high-volume automotive assembly environment. They are responsible for coaching team members, resolving operational issues, and driving continuous improvement through Lean methodologies.
On-site · Windsor
The Shift Manager leads daily production and operational activities to meet safety, quality, and productivity targets within a high-volume automotive assembly environment. They are responsible for coaching team members, resolving operational disruptions, and driving continuous improvement through lean methodologies.
On-site · Oshawa
The assembler or sequencer is responsible for operating production line equipment, assembling goods, and performing quality checks. They must also maintain a safe work environment and assist the team in meeting production goals.
On-site · Oshawa
Mobile Equipment Operators are responsible for moving goods throughout the storage facility using lift trucks and tugger carts while maintaining production schedules. They also perform daily equipment checks, ensure load security, and verify product quality standards.
On-site · Oshawa
The assembler or sequencer is responsible for operating production line equipment and assembling goods according to work instructions. They must also perform quality checks, maintain a safe work environment, and assist the team in meeting production goals.
On-site · Oshawa
The Quality Coordinator monitors quality performance and supports problem-solving on the production floor to ensure zero defects. They also conduct inspections, perform audits, and train team members on quality standards and error-proofing processes.
On-site · Windsor
The Controls Engineer maintains, develops, and improves automated assembly systems to enhance productivity, quality, and equipment uptime. This role involves troubleshooting critical controls issues, performing equipment audits, and collaborating cross-functionally to implement effective technical solutions.
