Electrical Subsystem Technical Manager
About The Position
The Electrical Subsystem Technical Manager manages integration activities and serves as the interface for electrical-system issues involving cost, timing, program planning, launch support, and program resolution. The role develops a program timeline that integrates electrical-system tasks and milestones into the vehicle timeline, assesses and communicates progress against planned milestones, and escalates issues as required. The position is the primary interface between electrical engineering and manufacturing. Additional responsibilities include responding to program bulletins with electrical-system cost, timing, and investment impacts; driving closure of open issues in GIMS; driving audit scores to meet quality targets; and driving FEW and warranty performance to meet targets.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science in Engineering or a related degree field.
- At least 10 years of design, development, and program management experience in product development functions or vehicle engineering, including electrical design, systems, architecture, or wiring.
- Proficient knowledge of Stellantis North America engineering tools, including CN, EBOM, and GIMS.
- Strong leadership, communication, presentation, and organizational skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel.
- Ability to represent the Electrical System organization as the single point of contact for program vehicles.
- Ability to present to VP-level audiences.
Nice To Haves
- Master of Science degree.
- Master of Business Administration.
- Team-building skills.
- Ability to be self-motivated and work with minimal direction, understanding and completing next steps without guidance.
Responsibilities
- Manage integration activities and interface on electrical-system issues involving cost, timing, program planning, launch support, and program resolution.
- Develop a program timeline integrating electrical-system tasks and milestones into the vehicle timeline.
- Assess and communicate program progress against planned milestones and escalate as required.
- Serve as the primary interface between electrical engineering and manufacturing.
- Respond to program bulletins with cost, timing, and investment impacts to the electrical system.
- Drive closure of open issues in GIMS.
- Drive audit scores to meet quality targets.
- Drive FEW and warranty performance to meet targets.
- Represent the Electrical System organization as the single point of contact for program vehicles.
- Present to VP-level audiences.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
