Jobs at Roush

The Senior Composites Engineer manages multiple composite programs, develops production specifications, mentors junior engineers, and ensures program objectives meet quality and budget standards.

The Electrical Engineer I will assist in the design and development of electrical systems and wiring, perform troubleshooting, and support vehicle builds while following industry standards under senior engineers' guidance.

The Quality Office Intern assists with understanding automotive manufacturing, managing projects, and improving communication skills in a prototype facility environment. Interns are encouraged to multi-task and meet tight deadlines.

The Manufacturing Engineer II evaluates and improves manufacturing processes, develops workflow, creates project plans, manages equipment procurement, and ensures compliance with internal quality standards.

The Senior Calibration Engineer develops powertrain calibrations, analyzes test results, conducts evaluations, performs testing, mentors engineers, and prepares technical reports.

The Powertrain Product Engineer II designs and validates subsystem components for powertrains, coordinates with suppliers, and supports production, ensuring quality and documentation standards.

The Finance Manager oversees financial operations, manages budgets, provides financial analysis, and acts as a business advisor for leadership departments.

Support NVH testing on vehicles and products: set up instrumentation, conduct and document tests, analyze data, recommend countermeasures, manage equipment, lead test efficiency projects, and prepare reports for customers.

The Senior CAE Analyst will perform FEA to solve Crash Structural Safety problems, build FEA models, run simulations, and develop design solutions across multiple industries.

The Senior Calibration Engineer develops powertrain calibrations for automotive products, conducts evaluations, performs testing, and mentors junior engineers while preparing reports and presentations.

As a Calibration Engineer I, you will develop calibration for powertrain systems, conduct various climate tests, analyze results, calibrate control systems, and contribute to project teams.

The Calibration Engineer II develops calibration for gasoline engine control systems through testing, analysis, and project teamwork, ensuring optimal performance and emissions compliance.

The Senior Electrical Engineer leads electrical system development for internal and external projects, designs architecture, selects hardware, and conducts testing, guiding team members along the way.

The Program Manager oversees multiple programs, ensures financial targets are met, leads teams, maintains customer relationships, and coordinates projects.

As a Program Coordinator, you will coordinate schedules, budgets, and deliverables across teams, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget.

The Senior EHS Specialist manages compliance programs focusing on battery and waste management while ensuring adherence to environmental regulations for safety. Responsibilities include audits, training, and regulatory interaction.

The Test Vehicle Coordinator II will manage vehicle testing programs, document test issues, and communicate with customers and drivers regarding vehicle quality and testing processes.

The Senior NVH & Durability Analyst will use FEA and CAE tools to address NVH and durability issues in various structures, collaborating with customers and delivering engineering insights.

The Engineering Coordinator will manage fabrication projects, coordinate engineering activities, and ensure vehicle testing readiness, requiring administrative support and some technical expertise.

The CFD Analyst I conducts computational fluid dynamics simulations and thermal analyses for automotive and aerospace projects, builds models, postprocesses results, and generates reports. They also automate workflows and manage data files.