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The Chief Engineering Team is the fully accountable single point technical contact for transmission and driveline products. This includes all aspects of product delivery for current production, new product development, or advanced projects. (the "what" and the "when".)
The assistant chief engineer (ACE) is responsible for oversight of the assigned core program(s) as well as all integration programs. The ACE supports the chief engineer in directing a team of family (project) managers (FMs), Application Engineers (AEs), Design System Engineers (DSEs). The CE closely collaborates with PRC managers, other CE teams, the DEVVAL team, and additional stakeholders to ensure department goals and objectives are met. Job Responsibilities:
- Responsible for meeting or exceeding program deliverables and functional objectives (i.e. cost, timing, efficiency, performance, mass, NVH, and CQI, 3MIS, EPUS, JD Power quality metrics)
- Oversight of all aspects of the transmission project for a given vehicle family (hardware, software, calibration, packaging, builds, validation, ED&D, DVPR, Statement of Work, Design Change Requests, etc)
- Leads engineering teams to deliver prototype & production transmission solutions that meet vehicle / program requirements
- Tracks & leads resolution of all eCIMS/GIMs
- Leads program cost roll ups (i.e. piece cost, tooling, ED&D) with manufacturing engineers & SCIE
- Represents chief organization in high level meetings as needed (Steering Committees, PRs, MRs, IH mtgs, PC-prep mtgs, VIT mtgs, etc)
- Build readiness tasks (build fixtures, test fixtures, dyno support)
- Leads the technical reviews/evaluations and technical specification sign-offs. (Design Reviews), including EDP (Engineering development Process) deliverables and LRF.
- Leads the technical responses to investigate/action bulletins that relate to the technology.
- Coordination of Technical Cost Reductions (TCRs) and Benchmarking of RWD hybrid competitive transmissions
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering, or related degree field
- A minimum of 7 years of engineering experience
- Demonstrated experience leading collaborative and global teams
- Understanding of typical automotive manufacturing and quality processes
Preferred Qualifications:
- Design for Six Sigma certification
- Excellent work ethic, organization skills, and communication skills
- Goes "above and beyond" always
- Experience with Design Failure Mode & Effects Analysis (DFMEA).
- Experience with Design Verification Plan & Report (DVP&R)
- Experience with Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
The Chief Engineering Team is the fully accountable single point technical contact for transmission and driveline products. This includes all aspects of product delivery for current production, new product development, or advanced projects. (the "what" and the "when".)
The assistant chief engineer (ACE) is responsible for oversight of the assigned core program(s) as well as all integration programs. The ACE supports the chief engineer in directing a team of family (project) managers (FMs), Application Engineers (AEs), Design System Engineers (DSEs). The CE closely collaborates with PRC managers, other CE teams, the DEVVAL team, and additional stakeholders to ensure department goals and objectives are met. Job Responsibilities:
- Responsible for meeting or exceeding program deliverables and functional objectives (i.e. cost, timing, efficiency, performance, mass, NVH, and CQI, 3MIS, EPUS, JD Power quality metrics)
- Oversight of all aspects of the transmission project for a given vehicle family (hardware, software, calibration, packaging, builds, validation, ED&D, DVPR, Statement of Work, Design Change Requests, etc)
- Leads engineering teams to deliver prototype & production transmission solutions that meet vehicle / program requirements
- Tracks & leads resolution of all eCIMS/GIMs
- Leads program cost roll ups (i.e. piece cost, tooling, ED&D) with manufacturing engineers & SCIE
- Represents chief organization in high level meetings as needed (Steering Committees, PRs, MRs, IH mtgs, PC-prep mtgs, VIT mtgs, etc)
- Build readiness tasks (build fixtures, test fixtures, dyno support)
- Leads the technical reviews/evaluations and technical specification sign-offs. (Design Reviews), including EDP (Engineering development Process) deliverables and LRF.
- Leads the technical responses to investigate/action bulletins that relate to the technology.
- Coordination of Technical Cost Reductions (TCRs) and Benchmarking of RWD hybrid competitive transmissions
At Stellantis, we assess candidates based on qualifications, merit, and business needs. We welcome applications from all people without regard to sex, age, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diverse teams reflect our identity as a global company, enabling us to better address the evolving needs of our customers and care for our future.
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Stellantis
Oct 28, 2026