The Field Operations Data Analyst manages program reporting, analyzes field data, ensures effective communication, and drives customer satisfaction improvements through data insights and collaborations.

The Process Improvement Manager oversees manufacturing processes, ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards while leading continuous improvement initiatives and mentoring teams.

The ADAS/AD HMI UX Design Engineer is responsible for user interface design and validation within vehicle systems, ensuring effective interaction and alignment with specifications.

Lead and support strategic technology initiatives in the automotive sector, focusing on project management and business analysis for IT solutions.

Toolmakers create and maintain tools and specialized parts for manufacturing machines, working from specifications and blueprints, and ensuring tools meet design requirements. They operate and set machine tools while solving problems and communicating effectively.

Toolmakers create and repair specialized tools and parts for manufacturing machines, interpret technical documents, and ensure product specifications are met. They require practical skills and the ability to work with various machine tools.

The HRSC Specialist processes HR transaction requests, ensures compliance with SOX guidelines, and updates employee records using HRIS systems like Workday and PeopleSoft.

Manage wiring information development, ensuring accuracy and quality at vehicle launches, while overseeing cross-functional collaboration and addressing data issues.

The Controls Manager oversees planning and execution for Controls and software platforms in automotive propulsion systems, ensuring alignment with program objectives and quality standards.

The FLDP offers a series of rotational assignments for participants to gain diverse experience in finance disciplines at Stellantis.

The Controls Specialist develops and maintains robust production processes, troubleshoot automation systems, and collaborates on continuous improvement initiatives.

The Summer Vacation Replacement supervises production, maintenance or quality teams in a manufacturing setting, coordinating activities to meet business goals while ensuring effective team development.

The ICT Audit Manager leads audit engagements, develops audit plans, manages audit software, mentors staff, and communicates findings to management while ensuring compliance and efficiency in IT operations.

The role focuses on transforming ICT for embedded software processes, leading PLM solution deployment, fostering global collaboration, and ensuring effective software configuration management.

The Engineering & Quality Lead oversees cross-functional teams focusing on product quality improvement, supplier interactions, and managing quality standards in manufacturing processes.

The Design Release Engineer will develop and oversee engine ignition components, manage changes, facilitate improvements, and direct testing and launch processes.

Responsible for managing vehicle line profitability and pricing strategies, collaborating with Brand teams, and conducting financial analyses for various commercial initiatives.

The Supplier Claims Auditor audits supplier cancellation claims, verifies inventory and production tooling, and coordinates audit efforts, preparing management reports.

The Vehicle Flow Control Analyst ensures timely procurement and delivery of units, monitors supplier performance, manages inventory, and mitigates risks to support production schedules.

The UPE Controls Specialist researches and implements engineering standards in manufacturing, leading technology deployment and training at North American plants.