Jobs at Polaris (Polaris.com)

The Team Lead is responsible for guiding teams in a distribution center, prioritizing tasks, ensuring safe processes, and leading continuous improvement efforts.

The ORV Operations Analyst plans and executes vehicle shipment strategies, collaborates across departments, analyzes data, and communicates performance metrics to enhance service levels and operational efficiency.

The role involves developing 1D simulation models for vehicle systems, optimizing performance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance vehicle design and efficiency.

The Staff Mechanical Engineer leads the design and evaluation of emerging technologies, creating prototypes, analyzing risks, and collaborating across teams to integrate new solutions into products.

Design and deliver vehicle-level electrical systems for Polaris off-road vehicles, managing various design activities, collaborating with teams, and ensuring manufacturability.

Lead design, integration, validation and implementation of the international B2B portal and ERP integrations. Produce functional specs, support developers, define and run tests including UAT, troubleshoot production issues, perform configurations, and support release planning and product roadmaps.

The Senior Controls Engineer will optimize manufacturing processes, support control systems for new equipment, and lead projects for enhancements and installations. Responsibilities include programming, documentation, training, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

The Sr. Supplier Development Engineer enhances supplier performance by resolving quality issues, conducting assessments, and leading improvement initiatives in collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Coordinate and support vehicle electronics and embedded software development from concept through production. Track scope, schedules, risks, and requirements; align electrical and software deliverables across platforms; collaborate with cross-functional teams; prepare status updates; and support risk mitigation and resource planning to ensure on-time program delivery.

As a Production Intern, you will learn vehicle manufacturing processes, participate in Lean Six Sigma training, and assist assembly operations using various tools and equipment.

Lead design and development of vehicle structural components (chassis, ROPS, bumpers) from concept through production. Define requirements, create specifications and DFMEA/DVP&R documentation, perform FEA, support validation, manufacturing readiness, supplier collaboration, design reviews, and corrective actions to meet safety, quality, cost, and schedule targets.

Provide quality engineering support for assembly operations, lead auditors, manage quality metrics, and drive continuous improvement initiatives.

Lead the enterprise digital engineering product ecosystem, defining strategy and overseeing digital platforms for product lifecycle management. Collaborate with senior leaders to align technology investments with business goals.

The CMF & Graphics Designer collaborates on Colors, Materials, Finishes, and Graphics, supporting product conceptualization and development within a design studio. Responsibilities include trend research, CMFG presentations, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure design goals align with brand vision and production feasibility.

Lead the transformation of Polaris' engineering systems to model-based product development, managing product vision, roadmaps, and collaboration with engineering teams.

The Engineering Process Manager drives operational excellence by optimizing engineering processes, ensuring strategic alignment, leading process improvement initiatives, and supporting end-users, focusing on product change and release management.

Manage Global Strategic Sourcing with a focus on Supply Chain Risk Management, leading a team to enhance supply chain resilience and supplier performance.

The Engineering Process Owner drives process optimization and oversees Engineering Document Management to ensure operational excellence and alignment with strategic goals, guiding cross-functional projects and change management.

Interns in the Manufacturing Excellence Program will gain practical experience as Assembly Operators, working in teams to build vehicle parts on an assembly line and ensuring quality checks.

The Sourcing Lead will develop sourcing strategies, manage supplier relationships, negotiate contracts, and support category objectives while collaborating across various functions.