Top Automotive Project Management Jobs

The Program Manager oversees assigned automotive programs through their entire lifecycle, ensuring successful execution, stakeholder communication, and compliance with quality standards while managing risks and budgets.

The Senior Project Manager will lead moderately complex projects within the Employee Service Center, ensuring on-time delivery by aligning people, processes, and technology, while managing risks and stakeholder communications.

The Project Manager leads process improvement, automation, and technology initiatives, ensuring effective collaboration across teams while managing project timelines and stakeholder communication.

The Senior Manager will lead M&A integration efforts, collaborating across functions to ensure successful post-acquisition integration, aligning operations, and driving strategic transformation.

The Program Manager oversees Tier 1 project management in packaging, ensuring projects meet functional group requirements, maintains KPIs, and drives continuous improvement efforts.

The Project Manager will oversee cross-functional projects, support executive board coordination, and conduct data-driven research to inform strategic decisions. Responsibilities include project planning, preparing board materials, and stakeholder communication.

Manage software operations by improving procedures and quality control processes, aligning offshore vendor teams, and enhancing documentation standards.

Manage vehicle test programs, analyze data, maintain customer contact, oversee engineering project implementation, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.

Lead a team of Program Managers to drive operational rigor across map delivery programs; develop frameworks, track progress, and mitigate risks.

The Business Relationship Manager serves as a liaison between IT and business, focusing on digital transformation, project management, and maximizing IT investments in an automotive manufacturing context.