The Specialist, Program Planning at Scout Motors is responsible for establishing and managing the Production Program and Demand Capacity Management process, collaborating across departments to define production plans, ensuring data accuracy for vehicle orders, and addressing parts shortages to meet planned requirements.

The Engineer for Durability and Special Test at Scout Motors will design and conduct durability tests on vehicle systems, lead cross-functional teams, manage testing activities, analyze data, and generate reports. Collaboration with the CAE team and travel for testing are also key responsibilities.

As a Senior Staff Software Engineer at Scout Motors, you will lead teams in developing digital solutions, focusing on order management, production, and vehicle connectivity. You will collaborate with technical leaders to design and execute scalable backend services, mentor software engineers, and drive best practices in software engineering.

The Senior Integration Engineer at Scout Motors will design and implement integration architectures, create and manage APIs, and optimize integration performance. Responsibilities include developing data flows, ensuring scalability, defining best practices, performing testing, and providing technical guidance to junior developers. The role emphasizes collaboration with stakeholder teams to deliver quality solutions.

The Senior Specialist for Quality Process Management & Q-IT at Scout Motors will develop and implement quality processes and standards aligned with company goals, work with cross-functional teams to meet customer needs, and ensure seamless integration of quality processes within the overall company architecture. The role includes evaluating process effectiveness, supporting IT tool deployment relating to quality, and contributing to the development of the Quality Management System.

As a Pilot Hall Rear End Engineer at Scout Motors, you will support production teams, implement quality management systems, collaborate with assembly teams, and optimize production flow. You will also address production challenges, provide guidance, and facilitate communication between departments, all while ensuring the integration of innovative practices in electric vehicle production.

Collaborate with stakeholders to develop security strategies, lead threat modeling and risk assessments, ensure safety in connected vehicle systems, design security architectures, manage security controls, and deliver security training to enhance the organization's security posture.

The Engineer, Functional Safety role involves assessing risks, creating safety concepts, coordinating development stages, and validating safety measures for electric vehicles. Responsibilities include conducting hazard analyses, participating in testing, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure safety and functionality standards.

You will be responsible for training logistics team members and developing training programs for fundamental logistics skills. This includes identifying training needs, planning and facilitating sessions, evaluating training data, and supporting continuous improvement workshops to enhance team performance.

Manage a team of engineers working on prototype and pre-series vehicles, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to quality standards. Responsible for project planning, resource allocation, coordination with various teams, quality control, and documentation of activities. Oversee the testing and installation of systems in prototype vehicles while maintaining compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

The role involves establishing and coordinating personnel planning and KPI management for in-house logistics teams at Scout Motors. Responsibilities include supporting hiring processes, defining KPIs, monitoring personnel status, implementing logistics processes, and ensuring efficient operation without production interruptions.

As a Specialist Automation in the body shop, you will plan electrical installations, coordinate automation projects, create software specifications, ensure project objectives are met, and manage digital project planning from concept to production handover.

The Supplier Management Specialist at Scout Motors is responsible for establishing and managing the supplier management process, conducting logistical audits, evaluating potential suppliers, and ensuring high-quality logistical delivery. You will collaborate with suppliers, monitor their performance, and engage in strategic sourcing activities to support the company’s electric vehicle production.

The Specialist in Shopfloor IT/Production Systems will manage the planning and implementation of SCADA and relevant production systems. Responsibilities include collaboration with stakeholders, project management, system integration, and monitoring supplier interactions to enhance operational performance in a manufacturing environment.

As a Supplier Readiness Specialist at Scout Motors, you will ensure electronics suppliers meet production demands by managing readiness and performance. Responsibilities include supplier development, tracking project milestones, reporting on supplier status, quality management, audits, risk management, and collaborating cross-functionally.

The Senior Manager of Sales Planning at Scout Motors will define long-term and short-term sales forecasts, manage a sales planning governance process, create retail sales objectives, develop a sales volume plan, and ensure effective communication with stakeholders. The role focuses on optimizing sales strategies while considering market demand and profit goals.

As a Specialist, Latches, you will lead design and development of latching systems for electric vehicles, from conceptual studies to product launch. Responsibilities include performing structural analysis, coordinating with manufacturing teams, managing component releases, and mentoring junior engineers.

Coordinate the development and assembly of prototype and pre-series vehicles, ensuring they meet design specifications and performance requirements. Oversee testing activities, maintain quality control, manage project timelines, and collaborate with engineering teams while addressing safety and environmental regulations.

In this role, you will manage platform and module usage for Scout, lead cross-functional teams, negotiate license agreements, and drive product development processes. Your responsibilities include coordinating with VW Group brands, implementing project management methodologies, and optimizing project workflows to ensure high-quality outcomes.

The Senior Technical Specialist in Thermal Digital Twin will lead CFD simulations to optimize thermal architectures for electric vehicles, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and provide insights for design improvements in thermal management systems. The role will also include managing simulation processes and supporting testing and validation efforts.