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Performs early-career vehicle systems integration engineering across product development, testing, troubleshooting, validation, requirements management, and problem resolution. The role coordinates with cross-functional and global teams, evaluates HIL and field-test issues, creates test procedures, analyzes technical data, manages product interfaces and changes, and supports robust design decisions. A master’s degree in engineering or a related STEM field is required, with Japanese and English proficiency preferred alongside electrical engineering knowledge.

The Project Engineer - Technical Specialist will serve as a technical liaison, ensuring product integration, quality installation, and effective collaboration with OEMs while leading initiatives and mentoring lower-level engineers.

Provides part-time administrative and analytical support to supply chain finance in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include inventory reconciliations, cycle counts, physical inventory execution, product costing, financial reporting, month-end close, variance analysis, data insights, and Excel-based process improvements. The student collaborates with finance and operations stakeholders while gaining practical experience in finance or accounting.

Leads complex supply chain transformation projects from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include defining scope, schedules, milestones, budgets, resources, risks, and performance goals; coordinating stakeholders; resolving issues; communicating status; and guiding project teams. The role also supports change management, stakeholder adoption, and sustained implementation of supply chain process, technology, and operating model improvements.

Manage assigned customer accounts as the primary contact, overseeing the complete order lifecycle from entry through delivery, invoicing, and logistics documentation. Build customer relationships, resolve issues, coordinate with sales, production, logistics, planning, and finance teams, and support account growth. Monitor account performance through reports and dashboards, manage EDI processes, and analyze forecast-versus-delivery data to improve customer experience and profitability.

Plans material requirements, purchase orders, work orders, inventory levels, and supplier schedules to support production and customer demand. Coordinates shortages, replenishment, supplier recovery plans, engineering changes, and inventory repositioning. Maintains planning master data, monitors supply chain risks and KPIs, and supports PFEP and continuous improvement initiatives. Requires collaboration across suppliers, sourcing, production, and supply chain teams while following manufacturing HSE and quality standards.

Leads product engineering activities across the lifecycle, including requirements, mechanical design, simulation, failure-mode avoidance, verification and validation, configuration management, and technical problem solving. Coordinates with engineering, manufacturing, suppliers, purchasing, and customers to support quality product decisions. Owns complex components or projects, improves engineering processes, guides technical direction, and mentors less experienced engineers. Requires expertise in ADS or fuel systems components, Creo, GD&T, DFMEA, product validation, and cross-functional product development.

Supports employee benefits and wellness administration, global onboarding logistics, engagement activities, insurance renewals, benefits reporting, regional programs, and maintenance of HR knowledge resources. The intern coordinates with employees, managers, vendors, and international stakeholders across Southeast Asia, the South Pacific, and the United States while gaining experience in HR operations and project management.

Supports IT infrastructure services across the South Pacific and Southeast Asia, including networks, telephony, desktop, mobile, and hardcopy services. The intern assists with service delivery, metrics reporting, customer inquiries, incident resolution, supplier relationships, and continuous improvement. This is a 13-month paid placement for an undergraduate IT student who has 1–8 study units remaining and can defer studies for the program.

Paid 13-month accounting internship supporting month-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, aged balance analysis, stakeholder reporting, system corrections, foreign exchange rate updates, cost updates, and process improvement projects. The intern must be pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, have 1–8 study units remaining by January 2027, defer studies during the placement, and hold the necessary work visa. Strong attention to detail, teamwork, autonomy, initiative, and intermediate Excel skills are required.