BIKE ENGINEERING POOL - FUTURE ROLES
specializedMorgan Hill (CA)
About the role
BIKE ENGINEERING POOL - FUTURE ROLESAre you ready to combine your passion for an active lifestyle with a meaningful and multifaceted career in the cycling industry? At Specialized, our teammates are encouraged to explore roles in a variety of functions throughout their careers. We value curiosity, a desire to try new things, and an eagerness to learn about all aspects of the business. No matter where you begin with the company, you get to decide where you want to go whether it's marketing, finance, product development, sales, or an international assignment. Join us in making the world a better place through the power of bicycles and build your dream career at the same time! Be responsible for overseeing the end-to-end engineering and product development process for the different bike teams, from concept to production. These roles requires a combination of technical expertise, leadership skills, and a passion for cycling. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with many cross-functional teams, including design, R&D, manufacturing, and quality assurance, to ensure the successful development and launch of exceptional and groundbreaking bikes. Typical Titles: Engineering Technician, Industrial Designers, Mechanical Engineer, Quality Engineer Location: Morgan Hill, CA - 4 days in office
Summary
Location: United States, CA, Morgan Hill (Office)
Type: Full time
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