Jobs at BorgWarner

The Development Process Engineer leads projects in systems and software development process improvements, focuses on ASPICE compliance, and provides training on best practices.

Manage customer orders in SAP, ensure ERP data integrity, coordinate shipments to meet OEM requirements, resolve EDI errors, manage demand changes and supply risks, analyze performance metrics, drive corrective actions and process improvements, and support NPI launch setups and client integrations.

Lead technical coordination for xEV system development, act as primary customer/program interface, define scope and milestones, track changes/risks/issues, coordinate cross-functional engineering resources, and manage deliverables and sample delivery status.

Lead plant financial operations including monthly close, forecasting, budgeting, inventory and standard cost, cost modeling, capital request management, SOX compliance, staff development, and process improvement to drive profitability and performance.

Lead development and execution of e-motor and gearbox DVP&R and test standards. Establish eDrive test capability, create test plans/specifications, oversee test setup/commissioning, analyze test data, produce internal and customer reports, and manage schedules and problem resolution with R&D to ensure customer sign-off.

The role involves following safety guidelines, monitoring environmental policies, meeting quality requirements, and participating in problem-solving initiatives.

Manage direct purchasing activities: place orders, resolve shortages and invoice discrepancies, obtain supplier capacity data, lead negotiations, update purchase orders, coordinate supplier relationships across departments, support cost and performance targets, and participate in cross-functional meetings to address supply issues.

Provide technical leadership for new product introduction and current manufacturing processes. Develop and improve automated/manual systems, support assembly/verification methods, source equipment, analyze costs and workflows, apply lean and quality tools (APQP, PFMEA, PPAP), and collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve safety, quality, and efficiency.

Oversee financial reporting and compliance, manage budgets, lead strategic business planning, and ensure accuracy in financial activities while mentoring the finance team.

Lead financial operations for a facility: establish policies, manage general ledger, internal controls, audits, budgeting, cost accounting, and financial reporting. Supervise accounting staff, analyze financial performance, support audits, and develop staff to improve fiscal soundness and operational effectiveness.

Lead root-cause problem solving (8D), analyze quality data, drive corrective/preventive actions, perform audits, train production teams, work with suppliers, and support continuous improvement in an automotive manufacturing environment.

Lead technical research, architecture design and performance evaluation of clutches and fluid products for agricultural transmissions. Define product platforms and roadmaps, support customer projects, collaborate cross-functionally to advance projects, participate in supplier technical audits, and track industry and competitor trends to propose innovation and optimization.

The Production Coordinator manages production lines, ensuring compliance with safety, quality standards, and on-time delivery while overseeing personnel and resources.

The Cost Accountant is responsible for cost accounting tasks, including variance analysis, inventory accounting, and preparing financial reports. Responsibilities include month-end procedures, internal controls, and risk modeling for customer RFQs, along with ensuring compliance with GAAP and corporate policies.

The Controls Engineer will optimize and support control systems in manufacturing and testing processes, ensuring equipment improvements and compliance with production standards.

The HW Test Engineer will conduct functional hardware tests, develop test plans and setups, automate tests, track progress, and resolve hardware defects.

The Prototype Readiness Leader is responsible for the complete execution of automotive electronic prototype builds, coordinating across various teams to ensure readiness and compliance with standards and customer requirements.

The Prototype Readiness Leader manages automotive electronic prototype builds, ensuring readiness from design to customer delivery while coordinating across multiple departments.

Supervise and develop production teams to meet safety, quality, delivery, cost, and continuous improvement KPIs. Manage staffing, inventory, standard work, audits (LPA, EHS, 5S), TPM activities, training, performance reviews, and cross-functional problem solving using A3, 8D, and Shainin methods.

The Production Manager oversees daily production activities, ensuring quality and efficiency, manages the production team, supports continuous improvement, and collaborates with other departments.