Project Manager

Lead cross functional development projects within Function & Software Defined Vehicle (FSDV), ensuring delivery from early concept through industrialization and product introduction. The role combines project leadership and technical coordination, to drive execution in a complex, software driven vehicle environment. Responsibilities Lead end to end delivery of cross functional programs (hardware, software, integration). Drive execution across scope, timing, cost, quality, and features (QDCCFS). Ensure alignment with product/platform strategy and business objectives. Planning & Execution Develop and maintain L1–L3 plans, milestones, and dependencies. Break down program scope into streams, epics, and deliverables (e.g., Jira structure). Monitor critical path, deviations, and delivery risks. Cross Functional Coordination Lead collaboration across engineering domains (EE, SW, integration, testing, purchasing). Act as the central interface between stakeholders (product, system architects, suppliers). Facilitate alignment across global teams and organizations (GSO, GOT, etc.). Scope & Requirements Management Define, balance, and secure requirements from multiple stakeholders. Manage scope changes, concept decisions, and technical trade‑offs. Cost, Resources & Budget Consolidate cost estimations and track budget performance. Secure resource allocation and monitor utilization. Risk & Quality Management Maintain risk register and drive mitigation actions. Ensure compliance with quality, functional safety, cybersecurity, and legal requirements. Governance & Reporting Prepare and present project status at gates and governance forums. Ensure clear and structured communication (Jira, Confluence, SharePoint). Typical Deliverables Project plans and milestone roadmaps. Scope documentation and technical descriptions. Budget and resource forecasts. Risk registers and mitigation plans. Gate review material and executive reports. Technical / Domain Automotive development lifecycle (incl. SW defined vehicle context). Functional safety (ISO 26262 considered a strong plus). Project & Consulting Skills Strong planning, structuring, and execution capability. Stakeholder management across global organizations. Ability to structure complexity and drive decision making. Soft Skills Clear communication and influence without authority. #J-18808-Ljbffr