Principal Vehicle Frame Engineer - Fleet-as-a-Service (FaaS) Program (Hiring Immediately)
Principal Vehicle Frame Engineer - Fleet-as-a-Service (FaaS) Program (Hiring Immediately)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Think critically and apply fundamental engineering principles to complex targets
- Approve CATIA models and drawings
- Set technical specifications and determine pass/no pass standards Project Management: Responsible for the development and execution of powertrain related project milestones within scope, budget, and time constraints. Define objectives, scope, and deliverables, and coordinate with stakeholders and team members throughout the project. Monitor and control project progress, quality, and risks, and communicate project status and issues to relevant parties.
- Plan and coordinate activities with design, test, production, and suppliers
- Create schedules and milestones
- Lead meetings, keep track of open and upcoming items and provide status reports
- Manage partnerships with other divisions/Honda companies, vendors and suppliers across multiple funcftional areas.
- Identify short and long-term function needs, develop plans and proposals
- Provide leadership across cross-functional and external teams, including influencing stakeholders. Testing Oversight/Recommendations: Responsible for reviewing vehicle related test results and ensuring adherence to quality standards and customer requirements/expectations. Evaluate the performance, functionality, usability, and reliability of testing solutions, and provide direction for improvement or acceptance.
- Create and actively monitor project targets and schedules cross-functionally and address concerns without supervision
- Responisble for confirming testing outcomes, integration requirements and final acceptance readiness. Qualifications, Experience, and Skills Minimum Educational Qualifications: At least Bachelors level college degree in Engineering (preferably in Mechanical or Automotive or, similar STEM field of study).
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