Jobs at Oshkosh Corporation

The Quality Engineer II is responsible for ensuring product quality by collaborating with teams, developing control plans, conducting audits, and solving quality issues. The role requires good problem-solving skills, knowledge of manufacturing processes, and proficiency in relevant software.

Lead accounting and finance activities including monthly close, account reconciliations, financial statement preparation, forecasting, and budgeting. Analyze results, support capital allocation and make-vs-buy decisions, maintain internal controls and Sarbanes-Oxley documentation, and drive continuous improvement and performance reporting for business segments.

The NASCAR Trackside Software Engineer provides on-site technical support for proprietary software tools at NASCAR events, manages technology systems, and trains users. Travel is extensive with responsibilities at 41 events annually.

The NASCAR Cup Track Support Engineer will provide engineering support for race teams, manage projects, and assist with vehicle performance, strategy, and simulations during racing events.

The Senior Category Specialist will manage supply chain category functions, utilizing data analytics for benchmarking and market intelligence, and leading sourcing initiatives to optimize costs and supplier relationships.

The Senior Embedded Software & Controls Tech Specialist designs and validates embedded control systems for defense, utilizing control theory and real-time systems.

The Associate Supplier Quality Engineer will enhance supplier performance by driving standard work procedures, PPAP reviews, continuous improvements, and supplier monitoring.

The Supplier Quality Engineer will enhance supplier performance in quality, delivery, and cost. Responsibilities include PPAP reviews, validating supplier capabilities, addressing performance issues, and leading continuous improvement initiatives.

The Digital Technology Manager oversees end user support services, drives operational excellence, manages a team, and ensures compliance with IT policies. This role involves strategic planning, performance monitoring, financial management, and enhancing employee experience through technology initiatives.

The Systems Engineer will develop product requirements, establish system architecture, and support engineering projects ensuring timely execution and customer satisfaction.

As Director of Engineering, oversee Body Structures & Closures development, ensuring cost, performance targets, and mentoring a technical team, collaborating with stakeholders to deliver systems effectively.

Lead the administration, configuration, and support of JD Edwards CNC environments, ensuring optimized ERP solutions and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer in NPD leads subsystem design from concept to production, ensures alignment with performance targets, and resolves complex technical issues. Responsibilities include managing projects, performing engineering analyses, and collaborating with suppliers and internal teams to support vehicle component development.

The Senior Supplier Quality Engineer manages supplier quality initiatives for critical suppliers, ensuring compliance with quality standards and production stability for the NGDV program. Responsibilities include quality planning, manufacturing process assessment, issue resolution, and supplier development initiatives.

Lead technical execution of commercial mobility programs from concept through integration, build, and validation. Coordinate cross-functional teams across mechanical, electrical, propulsion, energy, and controls; manage risks, deliver technical scope, support testing, customer interactions, and contribute to proposals and engineering best practices.

As a Lead Scheduler, you'll create and manage production schedules, align supply and demand, and coordinate with various departments to ensure efficient operations in manufacturing.

The Logistics Specialist will manage logistics operations, including scheduling freight, monitoring compliance, and developing carrier relationships. Responsibilities include improving processes and negotiating bids.

Define technological direction aligning with business strategy, lead technical teams on complex business problems, and ensure adherence to best practices.

The Director of Global Benefits will develop and manage Oshkosh's global benefits strategy, oversee programs, vendor relations, and team development.

Lead the development of Infor LN solutions, ensuring technical alignment with business needs while mentoring developers and driving best practices across the platform.