Jobs at Scout Motors Inc.

Leads whole-vehicle test strategy, validation, integration, and test-vehicle build activities for prototype and pre-series electric vehicles. Owns test planning, equipment readiness, root-cause analysis, supplier coordination, technical reporting, and production-readiness decisions. Advises cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams, resolves complex system issues, supports vehicle bring-up and instrumentation, and coaches technical partners. The role is based in Blythewood, South Carolina, with regular onsite work and required domestic and international travel.

Owns quality performance for vehicle assembly processes from prototype through series production. Analyzes quality trends, leads root-cause and corrective-action efforts, develops control plans and inspection standards, validates critical processes, and drives defect reduction. Partners with engineering and manufacturing teams on design-for-quality and dimensional quality. Supports audits, trains production teams, and communicates production risks while ensuring launch readiness, regulatory compliance, and sustained process effectiveness.

Own vehicle-level electrical and software integration testing, validation, and release readiness across distributed ECUs and automotive networks. Responsibilities include validating communication protocols, diagnostics, bootloaders, software flashing, power-state behavior, system requirements, fault scenarios, and cross-domain functionality. The role coordinates integration across powertrain, electrification, ADAS, infotainment, and zonal systems; leads regression testing and root-cause analysis; and manages integration KPIs during vehicle development builds.

Leads vehicle-level electrical and software integration strategy, validation, and release readiness across distributed ECUs and vehicle domains. Owns network topology, communication protocols, bootloader and flashing compatibility, power-mode behavior, diagnostics, regression testing, KPI tracking, and root-cause analysis. Coordinates powertrain, ADAS, infotainment, body, connectivity, and zonal-controller integration while ensuring robust performance under nominal, boundary, fault, and environmental conditions.

Own and maintain testable OBD requirements for a software-defined vehicle architecture. Define validation criteria, test concepts, traceability, and compliance evidence for diagnostic monitors, DTCs, MIL behavior, readiness, and fault handling. Lead HIL, SIL, MIL, and vehicle-level testing, analyze diagnostic data, drive root-cause resolution, coordinate cross-functional validation, support certification activities, and mentor engineers. The role is based in Novi, Michigan, with frequent office attendance and occasional travel.

Own the development of body-side and roof structure components from concept through design release, validation, launch, and issue resolution. Design and release sheet-metal parts, analyze performance and tradeoffs, maintain CAD data, support simulation and verification, coordinate suppliers, and resolve technical issues. Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, quality, studio, and production teams to meet technical, regulatory, cost, timing, weight, and performance targets.

Leads cybersecurity and functional safety integration, validation, and testing for software-defined vehicle platforms. Responsibilities include ECU security testing, OTA and diagnostic validation, TARA support, cryptographic verification, ISO 26262 safety testing, fault injection, regression automation, recovery and rollback testing, and CAN/Ethernet log analysis across SIL, HIL, and vehicle environments. The role collaborates with safety, platform, and software teams to deliver secure, safe, production-ready vehicle software.

Owns diagnostics architecture, integration, validation, testing, debugging, and release sign-off across complex electric vehicle platforms. The role validates ECU diagnostics, fault handling, service and manufacturing flows, and multi-ECU communication across CAN, LIN, and Ethernet networks. Responsibilities include SIL, HIL, and vehicle testing; regression planning; log analysis; fault injection; cross-domain issue resolution; and supporting development and production validation builds.

Owns vehicle-level electrical and software integration testing, validation, release readiness, and regression planning across complete vehicle programs. The role integrates domain controllers and ECUs, validates automotive networks, diagnostics, bootloaders, power states, software performance, and system requirements under nominal and fault conditions. Responsibilities include root-cause analysis, supplier and cross-functional coordination, build approvals, KPI tracking, and support for vehicle development builds and integration war rooms.

Leads vehicle-level electrical and software integration across distributed ECUs, controllers, networks, diagnostics, power modes, and embedded software domains. Owns integration validation, release readiness, regression testing, system requirements compliance, performance KPIs, and root-cause analysis through vehicle development milestones. Coordinates teams and suppliers across powertrain, ADAS, infotainment, body, and zonal systems while validating real-world, fault, environmental, and high-load scenarios.

Develop and support enterprise integrations and APIs using MuleSoft Anypoint Platform and SAP BTP Integration Suite. Design reusable REST, SOAP, OData, and event-driven solutions; implement security, monitoring, error handling, testing, and CI/CD pipelines. Collaborate with application, SAP, security, DevOps, and business teams while troubleshooting production issues, optimizing performance, documenting solutions, and mentoring developers.

Leads complete vehicle product management and pre-series readiness for Scout Motors’ electric trucks and SUVs. The role coordinates Product, Engineering, Production, Quality, suppliers, and other functions; owns vehicle-level trade-offs, integrated plans, KPIs, budgets, launch costs, risk management, and executive reporting. It drives build planning, vehicle availability, issue resolution, validation, launch readiness, and early-series stabilization while aligning cross-functional teams and external partners.

Analyzes and models transportation, warehousing, packaging, and supply chain logistics costs. Supports sourcing decisions, supplier evaluations, transportation strategy, and network analysis through scenario modeling and quantitative recommendations. Develops Power BI dashboards, reports, and executive presentations while improving costing methodologies and automating processes using Excel, AI tools, and related technologies. Collaborates with Procurement, Logistics, Finance, Manufacturing, Engineering, and suppliers on cost and continuous improvement initiatives.

Leads functional safety for high-voltage energy and drive systems across the full safety lifecycle, from concept through production launch. Owns safety cases, safety plans, technical safety concepts, requirements, risk analyses, and safety arguments. Supports system architecture, verification, validation, and cross-functional design reviews while ensuring ISO 26262 compliance. Advises engineering, software, electrical, manufacturing, quality, and external teams, improves safety processes, manages risks, and advances safety culture and scalable safety-management practices.

Lead the architecture, design, development, and deployment of scalable backend systems for Scout Motors’ digital products. Build identity, access, and profile services supporting web, mobile, and vehicle applications; collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders; ensure reliability, testing, documentation, and 24/7 service ownership. Mentor engineers, evaluate emerging technologies, and deliver complex technical initiatives in a collaborative environment.

Manages brand licensing, partnerships, sponsorships, and commercial collaborations for Scout Motors. Evaluates opportunities, negotiates agreements, coordinates activations, manages partner relationships and budgets, and tracks program performance. Works cross-functionally with Marketing, Communications, Events, Product, Retail, Legal, and Finance teams to expand brand awareness, cultural relevance, customer engagement, and business value. Develops reporting, scorecards, business cases, and recommendations while supporting quarterly business reviews.

Lead brand media strategy, paid media planning, audience targeting, investment allocation, measurement, and optimization. Direct agency partners, coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, establish KPIs, evaluate emerging channels, and present recommendations on media tradeoffs to senior leadership. The role balances long-term brand building with measurable performance outcomes and requires 10–20% domestic travel.

Own a portfolio of internal platform products supporting fleet, vehicle, location, resource, and access management. Define workflows, data models, business rules, integrations, and permissions while partnering with Engineering, Design, Security, Legal, Operations, and customer-facing teams. Lead roadmap priorities and architectural tradeoffs for scalable operational tools, including greenfield products and existing systems. This remote individual contributor role requires occasional in-person convening and company event travel.

Design, build, optimize, and operate enterprise cloud data platforms and Databricks ETL/ELT pipelines. Develop batch and streaming pipelines, data models, infrastructure-as-code solutions, BI dashboards, monitoring, and scalable ML models. Ensure platform reliability, governance, security, and compliance while collaborating with software, systems, product, and business teams.

Produces branded, documentary, lifestyle, and product content from brief through final delivery. Manages schedules, budgets, crews, vendors, locations, travel, permits, talent, releases, insurance, logistics, and post-production workflows. Coordinates creative teams and stakeholders, identifies production risks, tracks expenses, and supports scalable studio processes. The role is based in Charlotte, requires four to five office days weekly, regular production travel averaging 30%, and occasional outdoor, weekend, and long-day work.