Jobs at Roush

Provides front-desk and administrative support, including greeting visitors, handling calls, maintaining records, correcting timecards, managing badges, ordering supplies, preparing documents, scheduling meetings, and maintaining conference rooms. Reviews missing-time reports, supports multiple locations, resolves issues, and provides backup coverage while working independently and collaboratively.

Serves as the onsite front-desk representative, greeting visitors, answering and directing calls, managing mail, maintaining visitor and conference room records, and supporting building departments with administrative tasks. Handles employee and visitor badges, prepares documents using Microsoft Office, maintains supplies, and provides backup coverage. Requires strong communication, customer service, organization, reliability, and basic computer skills.

Supports powertrain and vehicle testing, including engine dynamometer and vehicle-based tests, troubleshooting hardware and controls, analyzing test data, preparing technical reports, coordinating internal engineering and shop support, managing test hardware inventory, and assisting with component and system design. The role works with customers and multidisciplinary engineering, fabrication, mechanics, and laboratory teams.

Coordinates prototype project activities, including scheduling, budgets, quality, materials, milestones, status reporting, and issue resolution. Supports project managers, coordinates subcontractors and vendors, tracks expenditures, compiles reports, and ensures deliverables meet customer and company standards. The role also develops small project plans, monitors completion progress, and mentors team members.

Creates low-volume and one-of-a-kind parts using CNC and manual machining. Develops and modifies 3D CAD models, edits post processors, operates mills and lathes, performs inspections, troubleshoots machining processes, designs fixtures and jigs, and interprets drawings and G/M code. Requires at least four years of CNC operation and 3D programming experience, proficiency with Tebis, WorkNC, or Mastercam, and knowledge of machining, grinding, inspection, and shop equipment.

Evaluates and improves manufacturing processes through feasibility assessments, workflow and line-layout planning, tooling and equipment development, work instructions, ergonomic reviews, and continuous improvement. Manages equipment and tooling procurement, product development launch requirements, facility implementation, technical training, pilot testing, and production sign-offs. Requires an engineering degree, no prior experience, ITAR eligibility, manufacturing-process knowledge, workflow analysis skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Supports powertrain calibration, integration, testing, and validation for gasoline and diesel systems using dynamometers and vehicles. Responsibilities include drivability, emissions, durability, environmental testing, test data analysis, control-system development, and prototype wiring harness support. The intern works full-time during the January-May 2027 winter/spring term in Allen Park and Livonia, Michigan.

Designs and releases powertrain components and subsystems for internal combustion and electric vehicle applications. Responsibilities include developing CAD designs, coordinating CAE validation, executing hardware tests, maintaining DVP&R documentation, coordinating suppliers, supporting prototype and pre-production builds, and assisting with production launches. The role is onsite in Allen Park, Michigan, and requires collaboration across engineering, manufacturing, suppliers, and customers.

Assists with planning, scheduling, and coordinating prototype project activities across office and shop operations. Tracks project data, schedules, milestones, budgets, customer expectations, supplier information, subcontractor assignments, and vendor performance. Supports small project plans, cross-functional deliverables, reporting, and continuous quality improvements. The role is onsite in Livonia, Michigan and requires automotive experience, strong communication, basic Microsoft Office skills, reliable attendance, and overtime availability.

Leads large defense engineering programs across cost, schedule, performance, staffing, risk, and technical deliverables. Manages customer, subcontractor, and internal communications; oversees RFPs, reporting, program reviews, design reviews, forecasting, and closeout. Requires government and defense program management experience, DoD familiarity, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Assists engineers in designing, assembling, testing, diagnosing, repairing, and validating autonomous vehicles and related electrical, mechanical, instrumentation, and high-voltage systems. Provides technical mentorship, conducts functional inspections, supports equipment and sensor selection, collects testing data, coordinates testing schedules, and collaborates with customers and cross-functional teams.

Assists with planning, scheduling, and coordinating prototype project activities across office, shop, customer, supplier, subcontractor, and vendor teams. Tracks schedules, milestones, budgets, data, assignments, and performance while preparing reports and supporting project plans. The role requires strong communication, organization, customer service, basic Microsoft Office skills, and the ability to work overtime in a fast-paced environment.

Evaluates and improves manufacturing processes, workflows, layouts, tooling, equipment, and assembly methods. Conducts feasibility assessments, develops work instructions, manages equipment and tooling procurement, supports product launches and production validation, addresses ergonomic concerns, and leads continuous improvement initiatives. The role also provides technical training and coaching to entry-level engineers while supporting low-volume production and customer part requirements.

Coordinates office and shop activities, project plans, schedules, milestones, budgets, stakeholder requirements, customer and supplier data, subcontractor assignments, vendor performance, and production materials. Supports cross-functional teams to ensure timely project deliverables and prepares reports and lessons learned. This is a full-time onsite role in Livonia, Michigan.

Leads Roush’s defense business strategy, financial performance, growth initiatives, client relationships, compliance, quality, and organizational operations. Oversees engineering, contracting, security, IT, and compliance functions while developing business priorities, proposals, staffing strategies, employee engagement, and leadership performance. The role is onsite in Warren, Michigan and requires an active Department of Defense clearance up to Top Secret.

Paid CAE engineering internship analyzing vehicle, aerospace, and theme park structures using analytical and finite element methods. The intern will create and analyze finite element models, apply mechanical engineering techniques, and collaborate with engineers across varied programs. Candidates must pursue a mechanical engineering degree, have coursework in solid mechanics, finite element analysis, and numerical methods, and work 40 hours weekly in Livonia, Michigan.

Paid fall 2026 internship supporting vehicle electrical systems engineering. Responsibilities include electrical system design, CAN communication, diagnostics, harness development, troubleshooting, and validation testing. The role is full-time, onsite in Allen Park, Michigan, with occasional work in Livonia. Candidates will gain hands-on automotive engineering experience while collaborating with the Vehicle Engineering team.

Supervises mechanical engineering teams, providing technical direction, design reviews, risk assessment, mentoring, and performance management. Ensures customer requirements, budgets, and milestones are met while conducting hardware development, testing, prototyping, and production support. Develops DFMEA and validation plans, uses CAE and FEA to validate designs, supports quotations and customer proposals, and collaborates across disciplines on power, facility, interconnect, sensor, and connector requirements.

Coordinates vehicle engineering build and fabrication projects as the liaison between shop and engineering teams. Tracks issues and engineering changes, compiles build documentation, supports manufacturability reviews, coordinates vehicle and parts shipments, performs inspections, and ensures readiness for vehicle testing. The role requires an associate degree or equivalent experience, automotive or mechanical technician training, mechanical aptitude, and the ability to read technical prints and assembly instructions.

Design and develop mechanical systems from concept through prototype, translating customer needs into requirements and feasible concepts. Create and oversee 3D models and 2D drawings, conduct testing and analytical validation, and document project status. Apply DFMEA, DVP&R, DFM, and FEA methods while supporting automotive and related engineering programs. Provide technical leadership, coaching, troubleshooting, and hands-on support across multiple concurrent projects.