Top Automotive Jobs

Manages post-sales relationships with fleet customers, conducting quality follow-ups, gathering feedback, resolving service issues, coordinating repairs, reviewing estimates, approving work, and auditing invoices and maintenance records. Supports multiple accounts, monitors technician and vendor performance, identifies additional service opportunities, and partners with internal teams to improve customer experience and ensure timely vehicle repairs.

Manages and grows a portfolio of automotive dealer clients with floor plan credit lines ranging from $50,000 to $2.5 million. Responsibilities include client relationship management, credit utilization, financial analysis, risk mitigation, collections support, inventory inspections, fraud and compliance reporting, onboarding, Salesforce documentation, and revenue growth. The role requires frequent client visits within the Kansas City territory, occasional overnight travel, and collaboration with risk, recovery, and cross-functional teams.

Leads North American and global packaging category strategy, sourcing, supplier management, negotiations, cost reduction, transportation optimization, and sustainability initiatives. Oversees packaging commodities including returnables, expendables, pallets, dunnage, corrugate, racks, and containers. Partners with engineering, manufacturing, logistics, finance, and sustainability teams to improve packaging quality, material flow, transportation efficiency, and total cost. Tracks supplier performance, savings, investments, and financial results while presenting sourcing recommendations to leadership.

Leads North American plastic category strategy, strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, pricing agreements, cost reduction, and sourcing recommendations. Builds supplier strategies and approved supplier lists, manages market testing and supplier selection, analyzes market risks and opportunities, and collaborates globally across purchasing, manufacturing, logistics, engineering, quality, finance, and operations. Requires automotive or manufacturing expertise, plastic product knowledge, leadership experience, cost modeling, negotiations, and international travel up to 25%.

Designs and optimizes end-to-end material flow across manufacturing operations. Owns digital PFEP governance, inventory and capacity optimization, replenishment strategies, automation integration, and material-flow simulation. Uses AI, machine learning, digital twins, Industry 4.0 systems, and analytics to improve logistics performance. Leads automation roadmaps, value-stream mapping, capital business cases, new product launch support, plant expansions, and cross-functional continuous improvement initiatives.

Leads chassis engineering for Ford Racing vehicle programs, including component and system design, release, testing, CAE analysis, supplier coordination, and milestone delivery. Manages quality, cost, weight, function, and timing while supporting prototype builds, issue resolution, design changes, production quality, and cost optimization. The role requires collaboration with purchasing, suppliers, internal chassis teams, and regulatory stakeholders.

Integrates chassis components into vehicle-level systems for Ford Racing production vehicles. Owns suspension hardpoints and ADAMS models, establishes kinematic and compliance targets, evaluates health-chart metrics, coordinates durability testing and vehicle builds, resolves chassis design issues, and aligns engineering data with program requirements. Collaborates with vehicle dynamics, manufacturing, suppliers, and cross-functional engineering teams. Occasional travel supports vehicle development and supplier reviews.

The Product Designer will govern and improve Ford’s design system across vehicle software and mobile apps. Responsibilities include reviewing designs and components, maintaining contribution and lifecycle processes, managing system requests, auditing accessibility and consistency, updating documentation, tracking adoption, facilitating cross-functional decisions, and improving governance workflows. The role requires strong systems thinking, communication, documentation, and facilitation skills, along with experience using design systems at scale.