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Manage the plant quality system ensuring product consistency with standards, conduct audits, oversee inspection, vendor interactions, and continuous improvement initiatives.

The Global Quality Manager leads quality strategy and performance across 12 global sites, focusing on automotive quality standards and continuous improvement. Responsibilities include managing quality systems, addressing customer quality concerns, and developing local quality teams to ensure operational excellence.

The EHS Manager will develop and upgrade safety and environmental programs, ensure regulatory compliance, provide employee training, and lead improvement projects in EHS practices.

Lead global strategic procurement for capital projects, sourcing construction services and capital equipment, developing RFQs, negotiating contracts, managing supplier performance, standardizing equipment, tracking budgets and savings, and collaborating with Engineering, Finance, Legal and Operations to ensure cost efficiency and risk mitigation.

Lead monitoring, detection, and response for network and system security. Investigate security events, support incident response and disaster recovery, develop security policies, and recommend security enhancements to align with frameworks and compliance requirements.

Manage a portfolio of projects to industrialize battery fire protection and emission control products. Lead cross-functional teams to standardize and implement advanced manufacturing processes, ensure compliance with automotive standards (IATF, ISO 9001, APQP), drive quality and supplier coordination, mentor project teams, and prioritize safety and sustainability while delivering projects on schedule and within budget.

Monitor and stabilize manufacturing processes, provide hands-on production troubleshooting, reduce scrap and improve yield through root-cause analysis, document and standardize processes, track key metrics, and collaborate with Quality, Maintenance, and Engineering to implement process improvements.

Support and lead lean-driven process improvements across manufacturing: analyze production data, troubleshoot equipment, create SOPs and training, run Kaizen/5S/Kanban initiatives, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and manage change to boost efficiency, quality, and cost savings.

The EHS Lead is responsible for developing safety and environmental programs, ensuring compliance with regulations, providing training, and tracking metrics, while supporting site leadership in improving safety practices.

Responsible for daily operations and long-term strategic planning for 3 manufacturing plants and 2 distribution centers, overseeing production, logistics, engineering, and quality.