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Full-Time

In-Process Electrical Hardware Execution Supervisor

Posted on 10/2/2024

General Motors

General Motors

10,001+ employees

Designs, manufactures, and sells vehicles

Financial Services
Automotive & Transportation

Senior, Expert

Warren, MI, USA

Hybrid role requiring in-office presence in Warren, Michigan at least three times per week.

Category
Automotive Electrical Engineering
Electronics Design Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Hardware Engineering
Hardware Validation & Testing
Requirements
  • Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent Experience
  • 5+ years of manufacturing experience working with Assembly Plants and manufacturing processes
  • Tooling Procurement and Installation experience
  • Electrical Component Knowledge or background
  • Ability to travel greater than 50% across North America.
Responsibilities
  • Drive In-Process Test Strategy that reduces Electrical First Time Quality (eFTQ) mainline tester locations.
  • Support innovation for future version of testers to reduce MCPU.
  • Benchmark electrical processing tools and equipment solutions internal and external for innovation and improvements.
  • Support and mentor Execution Zone Engineers and Plant Electrical Coordinators for In-Process Test execution.
  • Perform in-plant and remote troubleshooting of equipment issues, as required.
  • Closely coordinate with software team to prepare for new products and standards creation.
  • Update and maintain standardized work and training related to Electrical Processing Tools and Equipment.
  • Maintain tool and equipment read across for tracking BOE compliance and recommending updates when required.
  • Work closely with Tester Suppliers to continuously improve equipment design development, build and validation requirements.
  • Implement continuous improvement ideas generated by plant teams.
  • Support Integration Architect with tool and/or processing solutions for electrical RPLS risk reduction.
  • Work with CME and Processing Teams for BOP updates for Electrical Processing Tools and Equipment.
  • Support development of Product Manufacturing Requirements for Electrical Processing Tools and Equipment.

General Motors designs, manufactures, and sells a wide range of vehicles and vehicle parts, catering to individual consumers, businesses, and government entities. The company operates in both traditional internal combustion engine vehicles and the growing electric vehicle (EV) market. GM generates revenue primarily through vehicle sales under brands like Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Buick, as well as through financing and insurance services via GM Financial. Unlike many competitors, GM is actively involved in community service and sustainability efforts, with employees contributing significant volunteer hours. The company is also focused on technological advancements, such as its Dynamic Fuel Management system for improved fuel efficiency, and is heavily investing in electric and autonomous vehicle technologies. GM's goal is to lead in the automotive industry while promoting diversity and community engagement.

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$486.7M

Headquarters

Detroit, Michigan

Founded

N/A

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • GM's robust Q2 2024 earnings and raised full-year guidance indicate strong financial health and growth potential.
  • The company's partnerships, such as with Carbon Revolution for advanced carbon fiber wheels, highlight its commitment to innovation and high-performance vehicles.
  • Significant investments in EV manufacturing, supported by government grants, position GM to capitalize on the growing electric vehicle market.

What critics are saying

  • The highly competitive automotive market, including both traditional and EV segments, poses a constant threat to GM's market share.
  • Delays in EV production, as seen with competitors like Ford, could impact GM's ability to meet its ambitious EV goals.

What makes General Motors unique

  • GM's diverse revenue streams, including vehicle sales, financing, and after-sales services, provide a robust financial foundation compared to competitors focused solely on vehicle sales.
  • The company's significant investment in electric vehicles and autonomous driving technologies positions it as a leader in the future of mobility.
  • GM's commitment to board diversity, with women making up 55% of its Board of Directors, sets it apart in the traditionally male-dominated automotive industry.
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