Jobs at Stoneridge

The IMDS Specialist will track PPAP activities, ensure compliance with material regulations, create and submit IMDS records, and liaise with various stakeholders to maintain data integrity.

The Program Manager leads projects in the automotive industry, managing teams and delivering on technical specifications, quality, and profitability while ensuring customer satisfaction.

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

The Technical Project Manager will lead engineering projects, managing schedules and resources, ensuring quality standards, and facilitating collaboration across teams.

Design and deliver embedded software architectures for safety-critical automotive products. Translate customer requirements into scalable, maintainable designs, collaborate with cross-functional teams, support development and verification, and drive continuous improvement and technical leadership across the product lifecycle.

Support PLM Management by leading long-range planning (LRP), 5-year revenue forecasting, and standardized reporting. Manage forecasting tools (CampFire), coordinate cross-functional stakeholders, analyze market/opportunity data (IHS), and produce periodic product financials and performance reviews to drive strategic decisions.

Provide end-user IT support by troubleshooting technical issues, maintaining core systems, optimizing operations, and delivering high-quality user support.

Perform maintenance, repair, assembly/disassembly and cabling of production equipment; troubleshoot and fix breakdowns and defects; instruct production staff on equipment use. Work is shift-based (12-hour shifts) supporting 24/7 manufacturing.

Design, develop, integrate, test, debug, and maintain embedded software for vehicle systems. Follow ASPICE V-model, perform unit tests and code/design reviews, improve system efficiency and scalability, produce design and production documentation, and share expertise across projects.

Design, build and maintain production test software, methods and and equipment for new and existing products. Specify, procure, install and validate test systems, support production teams on test/process changes, evaluate prototypes, own test documentation and training, and drive metrics like test yield, downtime and PPM.

Lead cross-functional automotive programs from development through production, managing schedule, technical specs, quality, cost, risk, and customer communications to meet targets and profitability.

Coordinate material availability and demand forecasts, maintain inventory levels, manage customer demand data in ERP, communicate demand changes, support production planning, and serve as primary customer contact for order fulfillment.

Lead ASC 740 tax accounting and reporting; prepare federal and multi-state income tax returns; manage state and indirect tax filings (1099, sales/use, property); support audits, tax research, planning, and M&A due diligence; improve tax processes, controls, and automation while collaborating with finance and external advisors.

The Global Category Manager will lead indirect procurement for categories like CAPEX and MRO, ensuring stakeholder alignment, driving supplier management, and optimizing procurement strategies across regions.

The Quality Engineer oversees quality assurance across customers and production lines, leads audits, resolves issues, and supports product launches to improve customer satisfaction and compliance.

Lead APQP/PPAP and Quality Assurance planning for new product launches, define customer quality requirements, drive FMEA and control plans, manage quality risks, perform root cause analysis (8D/5-Why), and coordinate cross-functional readiness and KPI tracking.

Lead APQP and PPAP activities to ensure customer and Stoneridge quality expectations for new programs. Develop and execute Quality Assurance Plans, drive FMEA, control plans, design reviews, validation testing, and root cause analysis. Coordinate cross-functionally to manage risks, document requirements, track KPIs, and incorporate lessons learned to ensure production readiness.

As a Technical Project Manager, this role involves managing engineering projects, ensuring timely delivery, meeting quality standards, and facilitating collaboration across disciplines and with stakeholders.

The Product Manager will manage product portfolios, develop strategies based on market analysis, align commercial operations with goals, and ensure customer satisfaction while meeting financial targets.

The Quality Engineer coordinates quality improvements, conducts product audits, manages customer quality issues, and supports new product launches.