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.

Manage supplier performance, oversee operations of training facilities, ensure safety and readiness, and drive continuous improvement in training delivery.

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

Lead programs from RFI to production, ensuring customer satisfaction while managing quality, cost, and delivery targets. Oversee cross-functional teams, manage budgets, and conduct risk analysis.

The ESS Project Manager leads the execution of energy storage system projects, managing lifecycle, coordinating teams, and ensuring timely delivery.

Manage end-to-end DMS-related projects including migrations, integrations, and go-lives. Lead planning, vendor coordination, system configuration, on-site implementation, status reporting, risk escalation, and process improvements to ensure successful adoption.

The Project Manager oversees Digital Technology projects, defining scope, timelines, budgets, and ensuring project delivery aligns with business goals. They lead teams, manage risks, and facilitate Agile methodologies while communicating with stakeholders to promote effective project execution.

Provide administrative and logistical support to a project manager and team for sales/distribution projects. Track issues, monitor status, assist with budget planning, maintain project records and databases, support risk and issue management, and communicate project progress to stakeholders.

Manage bids, tenders, and full contract lifecycle for bus manufacturing projects. Coordinate cross-functional teams, prepare specifications, lead pre-production meetings, manage customer changes, oversee delivery and first‑vehicle sign‑off, resolve quality issues, and support pricing and negotiation of new bids.

Lead multiple advanced composites programs from quoting through completion. Manage budgets, schedules, materials, quality, and subcontractors; train and mentor teams; maintain customer relationships; oversee document control, change management, and reporting; ensure safety and program financial targets are met.

The Project Manager will oversee construction projects by managing entitlements, permitting, and ensuring regulatory compliance while maintaining budgets and timelines.