The intern will support the Quality Department by analyzing data, developing reports, and implementing quality improvement processes. They will collaborate with the Quality team on initiatives focused on First Time Quality and scrap reduction.

The Financial Controller will analyze product profitability, manage cost tracking, lead budgeting activities, and ensure accurate product costing while collaborating with international teams.

Manage major accounts within Stoneridge's Control Devices Division, focusing on building relationships, developing strategies, and driving company growth through effective communication and leadership.

Lead Mechanical Engineer responsible for overseeing product development, coordinating mechanical design, and guiding cross-functional teams to deliver automotive solutions.

Responsible for financial reporting, budgeting, and overseeing the financial operations of the company to ensure compliance and efficiency.

Develop hardware for products, focusing on PCB design, ensuring EMC/EMI performance, and collaborating on testing and validation.

The Corporate OPEX Lean IE drives Continuous Improvement initiatives, leading cross-functional teams while optimizing operations through Lean practices and engineering strategies.

The role involves designing and manufacturing technologies for vehicle OEMs, focusing on safety, security, and fuel efficiency.

Lead the design and development of MEMS pressure sensors, establish technical standards, conduct reliability testing, and document design specifications. Monitor technology advancements and contribute to intellectual property.

The Senior Engineer - Actuators develops solutions for actuator applications, leads customer discussions, oversees product development, and improves existing product designs at Stoneridge.

The Hardware Development Engineer will register and manage electronic components, support new product development, and assist in testing and process improvement.

The intern will support the HMI and Sensor Product Engineering Team in procurement activities, cost improvement programs, and special projects, gaining valuable experience in supply chain management.

The Controls Engineering Intern will assist in developing control systems for manufacturing equipment, troubleshoot issues, program robotic equipment, and help integrate electrical safety requirements.

The Supplier Quality Director defines the global supplier quality strategy, leads supplier qualification, performance management, and compliance, and builds a world-class quality organization while collaborating cross-functionally.

The Supplier Quality Director leads the global supplier quality strategy, ensuring compliance with standards and driving performance across suppliers while collaborating with procurement, engineering, and manufacturing.

The Supplier Quality Director leads the global supplier quality strategy, ensuring compliance with automotive standards and driving continuous improvement across the supply base.

The Advanced Quality Manager oversees quality compliance for new programs, manages customer quality requirements, and coordinates with various teams to ensure project success and customer satisfaction.

The IT Architect guides technology strategy, develops IT architecture, oversees security policies, and supports operational IT planning and standards compliance.

The Senior Program Manager leads project management efforts, ensuring targets for technical requirements, quality, budgeting, and customer satisfaction are met through effective team coordination and risk management.

The AME Engineer ensures project understanding, leads prototype builds, develops equipment and processes, and drives continuous improvement during launches.