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Manages supplier relationships and launches retail automotive accessories. Analyzes market, customer, competitive, sales, and financial data to identify portfolio opportunities and risks; develops business cases and channel strategies; coordinates engineering reviews, supplier onboarding, contracts, warranties, and performance; oversees launch communications and digital product information; and presents recommendations to senior leadership while managing special projects.

Lead deployment of advanced automation (AMRs, AFTs, ASRS, kitting/sequencing) to improve material flow and efficiency across manufacturing. Partner with plant teams, suppliers, and engineering groups to perform labor studies, simulation and layout optimization, feasibility and ROI analysis, and manage project plans and operational documentation from concept through launch. Drive continuous improvement, resolve deployment logistics, and ensure system integration and scaling.

Manages Chevrolet retail incentive planning, monthly offer configuration, stakeholder reviews, dealer communications, reporting, and Go-to-Market materials. Serves as product and system owner for CIMS, leading user acceptance testing, training, defect prioritization, implementation, and continuous improvement. Develops dashboards, analyzes competitive programs and budgets, supports product launches and lease examples, and coordinates cross-functional initiatives across Sales Operations, Finance, Marketing, dealers, and technology teams.

Leads provisioning, integrated logistics support, sustainment data, and obsolescence management for defense vehicle programs. Coordinates engineering, supply chain, technical documentation, IT, suppliers, customers, and program teams to deliver accurate logistics data and documentation. Manages provisioning events, quality controls, configuration changes, third-party providers, lifecycle risks, mitigation plans, and customer reporting. Leads a small team, improves systems and processes, and supports proposals and new-program activities.

Manages Buick and GMC dealership relationships across an assigned territory. Responsibilities include consulting dealers to achieve sales goals, analyzing sales and market data, supporting marketing and product launches, monitoring training and compliance, managing vehicle and parts inventory, improving customer satisfaction, resolving customer issues, and increasing vehicle and accessory sales. The role is field-based, requires frequent travel, dealership engagement, regular vehicle operation, and relocation or residence within the approved territory.

Analyzes warranty and quality data to identify vehicle software and electronics issues, develops dashboards and automation, and drives containment and permanent corrective actions. The role collaborates with product engineering, manufacturing, and suppliers to resolve root causes, improve reliability and durability, apply APQP and PFMEA practices, and implement quality metrics and continuous improvement initiatives across global vehicle programs.

Develop and automate validation of in-vehicle Ethernet networks across physical and virtual test environments. Measure temporal behavior and network latency, validate functional and performance requirements, integrate software builds and system artifacts into CI/CD regression pipelines, and evaluate networking protocols including gPTP, traffic shaping, and redundant communication. Collaborate with embedded software, architecture, hardware, suppliers, and testing teams to improve end-to-end network reliability and support next-generation automotive electrical and software architectures.

Leads engineering design, integration, validation, supplier coordination, and launch of instrument panels, floor consoles, and decorative trim systems. Responsibilities include CAD packaging, manufacturability assessment, failure-mode analysis, cross-functional vehicle integration, peer reviews, change management, issue resolution, cost and mass optimization, and plant and supplier launch support. The role requires technical ownership from early product definition through production while meeting safety, quality, craftsmanship, performance, timing, and cost targets.

Leads a hardware engineering team responsible for designing and releasing propulsion management hardware, including power electronics, vehicle charging, engine boosting, and emissions systems. Ensures engineering, performance, safety, quality, reliability, and durability targets are achieved while coordinating suppliers and internal stakeholders. Recruits, coaches, and develops employees, prioritizes execution, removes roadblocks, and drives efficient product development. Requires approximately 5% travel and hybrid onsite attendance.

Designs and industrializes casting tooling for high-volume ICE and EV propulsion component production. Responsibilities include developing 3D models and detailed drawings, applying GD&T, coordinating with engineering teams, plants, and suppliers, leading tooling reviews, supporting builds and launches, resolving issues, maintaining documentation, and improving tooling quality, performance, standardization, and cost. The role is onsite, requires frequent travel of at least 50%, and involves regular vehicle operation.