Mechanical Project Manager(Mechanical Engineering) - Automotive domain

Job Title – Mechanical Project Manager(Mechanical Engineering) – Automative domain

Location : Newton, Ma

Duration : Full Time Role

Job Description :

Planning and management of development and application projects with focus on the mechanical part (mechanical domain) of electric drive systems or sub-systems for electrified vehicles.

Responsible for the implementation of the mechanical part of the technical development programme (engineering) in line with timing, costs, quality and (customer) specifications.

Cross-component and cross-domain coordination of the Client divisions, suppliers and the engineering interface to the customer for the mechanical content.

Responsibilities :

Independent planning and management of mechanical development projects and electric

drive (sub)systems from the concept phase to series production readiness, taking into

account the CAPM, Automotive SPICE and DES development processes.

Technical support in project acquisition :

• Examination of development results for patentability and support of patent applications
• Preparation, regular review and maintenance of development, activity and time plans as
• well as resource and project cost planning for own projects or in coordination with the
• higher-level overall programme management for system programmes
• Planning, controlling, tracking and reporting of project efforts (workload) and project
• resources.
• Initiation and monitoring of cost reduction measures (VA / VE)
• Regular reporting / presentation of the development progress and its results as well as, if
• necessary, presentation of problem-solving analyses and their proposed solutions
• internally as well as to the customer.
• Technical management of international development teams, including external resources
• Collaboration in the analysis of customer complaints and in the initiation of corrective
• measures to avoid future complaints and the resulting measures for product improvement
• (ISO 26262, FMEA)
• Coordinating resources with other engineering functions (e.g. design, test, prototyping),
• also with regard to priorities
• Coordination of requirements, capacities (internal & external) and costs for the development and acceptance tests to be carried out. Clarification of priority conflicts.

Tools

Preferred skills