Top Program and Project Management Jobs

Coordinates automotive seating program launches and engineering changes from development handover through production implementation. Manages build phases, bills of materials, supplier changes, timing plans, tooling, material availability, purchase orders, inventory, KPIs, and recovery plans. Collaborates with customers, suppliers, engineering, procurement, manufacturing, quality, and launch teams to meet milestones, maintain compliance, and resolve risks.

Manages small to intermediate projects from concept through implementation. Responsibilities include assembling project teams, assigning responsibilities, creating schedules, monitoring budgets, acquiring resources, understanding project requirements, and coordinating between project teams and functional management.

Manages automotive manufacturing programs from development through production, coordinating plant operations, customers, vendors, tooling, quality, procurement, budgets, schedules, and launch activities. Leads phase and gate reviews, tracks milestones, resolves impediments, supports cost reduction and continuous improvement, and ensures product quality, manufacturability, delivery, and customer requirements are achieved. Provides post-production support and contributes to program management process improvements.

Manages tooling programs from quotation and design through launch, commissioning, and completion. Coordinates customers, suppliers, production, engineering, quality, purchasing, finance, and tooling teams to deliver programs on time, within budget, and to required quality standards. Responsibilities include schedules, milestones, cost tracking, die design reviews, APQP, dimensional quality, technical issue resolution, customer approvals, reporting, supplier coordination, and continuous improvement. The role supports multiple programs in office, plant, shop-floor, and press-shop environments.

Supports project management activities in Magna Steyr’s automotive engineering and manufacturing environment. The posted description provides no specific responsibilities or qualifications beyond participation in a dynamic, international team.

Leads automotive product development programs from planning through delivery. Coordinates engineering, quality, purchasing, manufacturing, and customer teams; manages milestones, phase and gate reviews, costs, timing, product configuration, deliverables, and recovery plans. Maintains program tracking tools and facilitates cross-functional communication. Supports ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality requirements, safety objectives, and compliance activities.

Supports public funding and research cooperation activities, including screening funding opportunities, preparing funding applications and R&D documentation, conducting automotive technology research, and creating reports and presentations. The intern will coordinate with internal stakeholders, suggest process improvements, and develop streamlined solution concepts within Magna Steyr’s Advanced Engineering, Cooperations & Strategy department.

Manages automotive hot-form tooling programs from quotation and design through die construction, tryout, launch, and completion. Coordinates customers, suppliers, engineering, production, quality, purchasing, finance, and tooling teams to achieve program milestones, cost, quality, and delivery targets. Responsibilities include technical reviews, FEA and GD&T coordination, change management, reporting, issue resolution, customer communication, supplier oversight, documentation, invoicing, and continuous improvement.

Supports an international automotive project by establishing PMO standards, coordinating cross-functional PMO areas, developing integrated project plans, monitoring progress, managing KPIs and reporting, tracking risks and changes, documenting decisions, and facilitating communication, escalations, resources, and continuous improvement. The role includes a project-related assignment to the United States.

Leads production-side project management from industrialization through series launch. Responsibilities include planning and controlling production workstreams, coordinating production and cross-functional teams, managing costs, timelines, quality, resources, risks, changes, milestones, equipment implementation, and launch preparation. The role reports to program leadership and management, requires automotive production expertise, and includes a multi-year project assignment in the United States.