Job Summary
The Transmission Engineering Program Manager is responsible for overseeing transmission engineering initiatives across various vehicle families. This role encompasses the management of hardware and software delivery, calibration, validation, and adherence to cost, timing, performance, and quality standards. The position necessitates leading cross-functional technical teams, managing risks associated with programs, and ensuring comprehensive design reviews. Additionally, this role involves coordinating with suppliers and stakeholders and spearheading efforts to resolve issues and implement cost-saving measures.
Responsibilities
- Oversee the execution of transmission engineering programs for multiple vehicle families.
- Ensure the delivery meets hardware, software, calibration, validation, cost, timing, performance, and quality targets.
- Lead and manage cross-functional technical teams throughout the program lifecycle.
- Identify and manage program risks, facilitating effective design reviews.
- Coordinate efforts with suppliers and stakeholders to align on program objectives.
- Drive resolution of technical issues and pursue initiatives to reduce costs.
Qualifications
- A bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or a related discipline is required.
- A minimum of seven years of engineering experience related to product development, design, and release.
- Proven experience in leading collaborative global teams.
- Understanding of automotive manufacturing and quality assurance processes is essential.
- A master’s degree and DFSS certification are preferred qualifications.
- Familiarity with DFMEA, DVP&R, and GD&T will be advantageous.
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