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.

Develops and maintains electronic hardware for products in mass production. Responsibilities include implementing design changes, conducting verification, troubleshooting quality issues, leading root-cause investigations, managing engineering changes, maintaining hardware designs and documentation, and collaborating with project teams, suppliers, customers, and manufacturing. The role requires expertise in automotive development processes, analog and digital electronics, embedded systems, EMC/EMI/ESD troubleshooting, communication protocols, and laboratory testing.

Supports product and production quality by investigating customer claims, identifying root causes, coordinating corrective actions, conducting audits, resolving manufacturing issues, communicating with customers, and supporting new product launches. The role also escalates critical issues, including production stops and quarantines, while contributing to continuous improvement and quality-system activities.

Supports two Vice Presidents by managing calendars, meetings, priorities, travel, documents, correspondence, follow-ups, and confidential information. Coordinates agendas, materials, logistics, reports, presentations, leadership activities, and stakeholder communications. The role requires strong organization, prioritization, judgment, attention to detail, professional communication, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Provides customer support by phone, WhatsApp, and email for the installation, maintenance, and removal of automotive devices, including audio systems, alarms, locks, power-window modules, tachographs, and related accessories. The role is home-based except for training and meetings and requires basic automotive installation knowledge, Microsoft Office skills, and completed secondary education.

Support and administer Workday HCM: troubleshoot, monitor integrations, configure business processes, manage security and data accuracy, build reports/dashboards, participate in releases, testing, and vendor interfaces to enable global HR operations.

Develops and maintains electronic hardware for automotive products in mass production. Responsibilities include design changes, verification, troubleshooting, root-cause investigations, engineering change management, production support, technical documentation, supplier coordination, and laboratory testing. The role requires expertise in analog and digital electronics, EMC/EMI/ESD, embedded systems, FPGA/CPU architectures, CAN communication, automotive development processes, and cross-functional collaboration.

Design and industrialize automotive camera, monitor, and display systems. Develop CAD models, drawings, tolerance analyses, and DFMEA; solve thermal, vibration, sealing, and alignment challenges; support supplier and customer development, testing, validation, and automotive standards compliance. Collaborate with electrical, software, and optical teams while mentoring junior engineers.

Leads automotive programs from development through production and closure, managing project plans, cross-functional teams, budgets, profitability, quality, technical requirements, schedules, risks, and corrective actions. Serves as the primary customer interface, leads governance and review meetings, and ensures committed deliveries and customer satisfaction. The role requires strong automotive program management expertise, financial oversight, leadership, analytical decision-making, and knowledge of PPAP, APQP, and DFMEA.

Design and industrialize automotive camera, monitor, and display systems. Develop CAD models and drawings, perform tolerance analyses and DFMEA, and resolve thermal, vibration, sealing, alignment, and manufacturability challenges. Collaborate with electrical, software, optical, supplier, and customer teams; support tooling, validation, environmental and durability testing, automotive quality compliance, technical reviews, and mentoring of junior engineers.

Develop and deliver electrical controls, programming, testing, traceability, and automation systems for manufacturing assembly equipment. Define vendor specifications, support equipment qualification, installation, plant startup, validation, PPAP readiness, pilot runs, and cell handoff. Work with PLCs, LabVIEW, Visual Basic, CAN/LIN communications, and PCBA calibration. The role requires extensive travel to vendors and plants, technical problem solving, project coordination, and quality improvement activities.

Supports vehicle technology projects through requirements gathering, project sizing, technology and systems architecture selection, component integration, software architecture definition, and system-level integration. The role also contributes to departmental process development, methods and tools discussions, and critical project analysis. Candidates must have an engineering bachelor's degree, embedded software development experience, advanced English proficiency, and reside near Campinas for on-site work.

Develop and integrate product security controls across software and cloud environments, perform security assessments (code reviews, dynamic/static testing, pen tests, threat modeling), manage vulnerabilities and mitigations, support audits and bug bounty programs, monitor product safety issues and investigations, contribute to QMS audits and compliance, and deliver security training while collaborating with engineering, product safety, and customers.

Translate customer and stakeholder needs into camera system requirements, architectures, subsystem interfaces, and specifications. Perform modeling, simulations, feasibility studies, trade-off analyses, risk assessments, and design reviews. Collaborate with software, hardware, safety, cybersecurity, electrical, mechanical, verification, and project teams. Support system integration and verification while ensuring ECU performance, requirements traceability, standards compliance, and maintenance of camera FMEA.

The Senior HRIS Analyst will administer and enhance Workday HCM, support global HR teams, manage data accuracy, and implement best practices.

Provides strategic financial analysis for Global Operations and Procurement. Develops financial models, forecasts, budgets, scenario analyses, variance explanations, KPI dashboards, and data-driven recommendations. Collaborates across departments, monitors master data, identifies process-improvement and automation opportunities, and supports strategic decision-making through advanced analytics and financial reporting.

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.

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.

Lead and execute APQP/PPAP and Quality Assurance Plans for new product launches. Define customer quality requirements, drive FMEA, control plans, validation, root-cause analysis (8D/5-Why), KPI tracking, and cross-functional coordination to ensure production readiness and continuous improvement.

Define camera subsystem requirements and architecture from stakeholder inputs, conduct modeling, trade-offs, and risk analyses, and drive integration, verification, and compliance with safety and regulatory standards while collaborating with cross-functional teams.