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Voltava

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We Are Building A Better Everything

Auburn Hills, Michigan

Manufacturing
501–1,000 people

About

Voltava is a premier, global manufacturing and assembly partner formed through the combination of Detroit Manufacturing Systems (DMS), Android Industries and Avancez. Headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, Voltava unites the complementary strengths of three industry leaders to deliver innovative solutions in complex module assembly, sequencing, contract manufacturing, supply chain, automation and tooling and equipment design. With approximately 5,400 Team Members across 21 facilities worldwide, Voltava serves a broad portfolio of OEM customers across the automotive, industrial, e-mobility, heavy truck, defense and technology sectors. The company is built on a foundation of quality, safety, operational excellence and environmental responsibility–made possible through a vibrant, collaborative, diverse and people-focused culture.

Open positions

Shift Manager - Windsor

On-site · Windsor

Lead daily production in a high-volume automotive assembly operation, meeting safety, quality, delivery, and productivity targets while coaching and developing team members. Resolve production issues with cross-functional partners, maintain process documentation and compliance, and drive continuous improvement through Lean methods, audits, standardized work, and structured problem-solving.

Controls Engineer Midnights

On-site · Windsor

Maintain, troubleshoot, and improve PLC, HMI, and automated assembly systems to increase productivity, quality, equipment uptime, and reliability. Analyze equipment data and reports, implement corrective and continuous-improvement actions, collaborate across teams, and document work while supporting safety processes.

Temporary Part Time Assembler/Sequencer

On-site · Oshawa

Assemble and sequence products on production lines, perform basic quality and testing checks, and report equipment or station issues to a supervisor. Follow safety and production procedures, support team production goals, use lifting equipment, and pack goods for shipment.

Temporary Part Time Mobile Equipment Operator

On-site · Oshawa

Operate forklifts and tugger carts to move, stack, and deliver materials throughout the facility, supporting production and storage operations. Perform equipment checks, verify product quality, follow inventory and safety procedures, and complete other operational duties as required.

Manufacturing Engineer

On-site · Oshawa

Develop and implement assembly processes that meet customer, quality, cost, and labor requirements, leading new processes, equipment, tooling, automation, and robotics from development through launch. Coordinate with plant, engineering, quality, PC&L, suppliers, and launch teams to resolve manufacturing issues and improve efficiency, throughput, quality, and reliability.

Shift Manager - Windsor

On-site · Windsor

Lead daily production operations to meet safety, quality, delivery, and productivity targets while coaching team members and coordinating resources. Resolve production issues with cross-functional partners, maintain process documentation and compliance, and drive continuous improvement through Lean practices, audits, and structured problem-solving.

Temporary Part Time Assembler/Sequencer

On-site · Oshawa

The assembler or sequencer is responsible for operating production line equipment, finishing products, and performing quality checks. They must maintain a safe work environment while assisting the team in meeting production goals and customer expectations.

Quality Coordinator

On-site · Oshawa

The Quality Coordinator monitors quality performance and conducts inspections on the production floor to ensure compliance with customer requirements. They also coach team members on quality standards and partner with leadership to resolve defects and implement corrective actions.

Temporary Part Time Mobile Equipment Operator

On-site · Oshawa

Mobile Equipment Operators are responsible for moving goods, operating forklifts and tuggers, and delivering parts to production lines. They must also perform daily equipment checks, maintain inventory accuracy, and ensure a safe working environment.

Controls Engineer Midnights

On-site · Windsor

The Controls Engineer maintains and improves automated assembly systems to increase productivity, efficiency, and equipment uptime. Key duties include troubleshooting PLC and HMI applications, performing equipment audits, and implementing continuous improvement initiatives on the midnight shift.