Sr. Analyst, Asset Lifecyle Management

GM•Warren, MI

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

General Motors plans, designs, and executes more than $2 billion in facility capital projects annually across manufacturing and non-manufacturing facilities. This role supports centralized and coordinated facility asset lifecycle management across GM’s portfolio by connecting project handoff, facility operations, maintenance, enterprise asset management, and long-term sustainment planning. The Sr. Analyst is a senior individual contributor and subject-matter expert and process owner for facility asset lifecycle management. The role operates with substantial independence, addresses complex and non-standard problems, and influences decisions across Facilities Operations, Construction, Engineering, Maintenance, Finance, Information Technology, Data Analytics, site teams, and service providers. It establishes standards, processes, and decision-support practices to improve asset information, maintenance, condition data, and sustainment planning. This role is categorized as hybrid. The selected candidate is expected to report to a specific location at least three times a week or at another frequency dictated by their manager. Relocation benefits are available to candidates who qualify under company policy. GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Facilities Management, Business, Operations, Information Systems, or a related field; equivalent demonstrated experience may be considered.
At least 7 years of progressively responsible experience in facilities operations, plant engineering, maintenance, reliability, asset management, construction, or a related industrial or manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated experience with an enterprise asset-management or computerized maintenance-management system, such as Maximo, and with asset data governance or data-quality improvement.
Experience developing or implementing asset-management processes, standards, data models, maintenance strategies, condition assessments, or lifecycle decision-support practices.
Ability to analyze data, develop meaningful metrics, evaluate alternatives, and communicate recommendations to leadership and cross-functional stakeholders.
Ability to lead cross-functional work and influence operations, maintenance, construction, engineering, Finance, Information Technology, and external partners without direct authority.
Strong written, verbal, facilitation, organizational, and stakeholder-management skills.
Ability to manage multiple priorities independently and exercise sound judgment with incomplete information.
Must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future.

Nice To Haves

Experience with facility asset classification frameworks, such as Uniformat or a similar standard.
Familiarity with capital planning, facility infrastructure investment, asset sustainment, or portfolio risk management.
Background in reliability engineering, maintenance strategy, condition assessment, or asset-management standards.
Experience leading change management, training, or communities of practice across multiple sites or regions.
Experience with data visualization, reporting, or analytical tools such as Power BI, SQL, or comparable platforms.
Experience supporting physical asset inventories, project-to-operations handoffs, financial reconciliations, or audit activities.

Responsibilities

Own and continuously improve the facility asset lifecycle process from asset creation and project handoff through maintenance, renewal, and retirement.
Develop and maintain facility asset standards for identification, classification, hierarchy, ownership, criticality, location, parent-child relationships, units of measure, and related attributes.
Define asset-information requirements and acceptance criteria for project deliverables and handoffs so new or modified assets are ready for operational use.
Drive consistent adoption of facility asset standards across manufacturing, customer care and aftersales, and non-manufacturing sites.
Identify systemic gaps in asset data, governance, or lifecycle practices and lead cross-functional actions to resolve them.
Serve as the facility asset data and process subject-matter expert for GM’s enterprise asset-management platform, including Maximo or successor systems.
Establish and maintain minimum facility asset data requirements, including asset type, facility designation, classification, installation date, location, unit of measure, capacity, ownership, and condition-related attributes.
Lead data-quality assessments and remediation, including physical inventory validation and resolution of missing or inconsistent fields, duplicate records, incomplete classifications, ownership gaps, and asset-hierarchy issues.
Partner with Information Technology and Data Analytics to define system requirements, data models, integrations, reporting, and enhancements for asset lifecycle management.
Develop metrics, dashboards, and analyses to measure data completeness, asset health, maintenance performance, lifecycle risk, and progress against improvement plans.
Partner with Construction, Engineering, Facilities Operations, Facility Area Managers, maintenance teams, site personnel, and service providers to validate asset records and apply corporate standards in the field.
Clarify ownership, roles, and decision rights across Construction, Facilities Operations, production operations, Finance, and external suppliers or service providers.
Strengthen the transition from construction and installation to operations by defining required asset information, documentation, acceptance criteria, and handoff practices.
Evaluate preventive, corrective, and emergency work-order practices and failure coding to improve asset history, reliability analysis, and lifecycle decisions.
Represent ICC/Facilities in cross-functional asset-management forums and serve as a point of contact for facility asset lifecycle matters.
Partner with technical subject-matter experts to develop preventive-maintenance strategies and asset-health measures for facility asset classes such as HVAC, power distribution, water and wastewater systems, and roofing.
Define condition-assessment methods to evaluate asset risk, criticality, remaining useful life, and replacement needs.
Analyze maintenance compliance, breakdown trends, failure data, and asset performance; recommend corrective actions to improve reliability and reduce unplanned downtime.
Translate asset condition, risk, performance, and remaining-useful-life information into inputs for long-term facility sustainment and investment planning.
Support prioritization and scoping of repair, refurbishment, and replacement projects using consistent asset-health and risk measures.
Provide traceable asset information and documented assumptions to support leadership decisions, Finance collaboration, and audit readiness.
Lead change-management activities for facility asset standards, classification structures, data requirements, and lifecycle processes across multiple sites.
Develop and deliver practical training for Facility Area Managers, maintenance teams, site personnel, and service providers on lifecycle processes, data standards, and enterprise asset-management tools.
Facilitate forums and communities of practice to share lessons learned, address adoption barriers, and sustain consistent execution.
Serve as a resource and mentor to colleagues building capability in facility asset management, data governance, reliability, and enterprise asset-management practices.