As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will support design efforts, conduct root cause analysis, coordinate with engineering groups, and apply academic knowledge to real-world engineering challenges in automotive and related projects.

Design, implement, test, and maintain software architecture for vehicle systems integration while enhancing efficiency and product quality.

As a Quality Supervisor at Roush, you'll lead quality initiatives, develop quality plans, and ensure compliance with ISO standards while addressing customer and supplier quality concerns.

The Senior Program Manager will oversee multiple programs, manage project teams, ensure timely deliverables, monitor financial goals, and serve as a customer advocate.

The ERP Manager oversees ERP projects, manages a team, supports users, ensures business continuity, and coordinates with IT leaders.

The Launch Director oversees product launches, ensuring successful collaboration across teams, adherence to development processes, and risk management from design to production.

Responsible for leading a vehicle program, resolving pre-production issues, managing testing programs, and ensuring customer requirements are met.

The Project Coordinator will plan, schedule, and coordinate project activities, ensuring timely completion and managing stakeholder expectations.

The Cylinder Head Technician is responsible for sub-assembly tasks, quality checking, inspection, and machining of engine components, ensuring compliance with specifications.

The Senior Vehicle Development Engineer will lead automotive testing and development, oversee project tasks, and mentor team members while ensuring compliance with standards.

The RCT Field Service Technician Senior provides on-site and remote technical support, diagnoses vehicle issues, trains technicians, and collaborates with engineering teams at Roush.

The Vice President of Engineering & CAE leads and manages engineering departments, focuses on strategic growth, financial oversight, training, and operational improvement.

The Site Operations Supervisor oversees daily operations, driver dispatch, compliance with DOT and FMCSA regulations, and training of new employees.

The Systems Engineer I will participate in systems development, validation, and testing of automotive and aerospace projects while providing technical leadership and support to project objectives.

As a Mechanical Engineer II, you will manage CAD resources, execute DFMEA and DVP&R documents, and support hardware testing and prototyping in themed entertainment projects.

The Mechanical Engineer II role involves translating customer needs into designs, managing CAD resources, conducting hardware testing, and collaborating with teams to ensure project timelines are met.

As an RPG Project Engineer Senior, you will translate product needs to design requirements, manage CAD resources, execute design analyses, and address complex issues within automotive powertrain projects.

The Lead Vehicle Engineer will manage vehicle-level performance and integration, lead cross-functional teams, and drive technical deliverables on complex vehicle programs.

The Powertrain Product Engineer I focuses on the design and development of electric powertrain hardware including batteries, motors, and associated components while coordinating with suppliers and managing test plans.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer leads the design and release of systems, mentoring others and ensuring technical excellence while interfacing with customers.