What are the responsibilities and job description for the Program Manager position at Detroit Engineered Products?
- Family Manager
Job responsibilities of the Family Manager include but not limited to:
- Manages all aspects of the assigned program to assure cost, timing, quality and performance achievement
- Coordinates cross functional family team involved in program targets achievement
- Be responsible to ensures program budget achievement identifying all possible efficiencies vs. approved business case
- Ensures procedures, best practices and methodologies application according to required standards and leads program documentation creation, monitoring and updating in line with Global Powertrain (propulsion systems) Development Process
- Be responsible to ensure product readiness to support approved launches while defining appropriate timing milestones for the given project and leading the change review meetings
- Reports programs status, risk management and issue resolution
- Identifies program requirements and assembles cross-functional department information/data to take decisions in the appropriate forum to meet program objectives
- Co-leads proactive risk management tasks with QM and platform team (i.e. LUR), tracks/leads risk status update
- Supports the technical reviews/evaluations in respect to program targets/milestones
- Supports global purchasing and global manufacturing strategies
- Leads the responses to investigate/action bulletins related to product/process changes
- Coordination and implementation of value optimization and quality improvement activities
- Manages product lifecycle, including support of supply chain and logistics issues to guarantee production continuity
- Requirements:
- Bachelors of Science in Mechanical or Electrical (or equivalent) Engineering
- Minimum eight (8) years' experience in product development engineering with at least THREE (3) years of program management experience with an Automotive OEM or Tier 1 supplier Strong cross functional team management skills along with superior written and oral skill