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Senior Designer, System UI

General Motors

Warren, MI 48093

Hybrid~ 26 minEducation AssistanceHealth InsurancePaid Time OffRetirement Benefit

Successful track record for bringing digital products to market
Formal training or degree in Interface Design, Visual Design or related discipline
Ability to exercise restraint in design
Strong problem solving and organizing skills
Candidate must provide a strong portfolio with work samples showcasing UX expertise, interaction, design, creativity, and depth of thought
5+ years' experience creating digital interfaces for web, mobile, or in-vehicle interfaces
Proficient in common design tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite
Ability to partner with cross functional teams to creatively solve challenging problems
Excellent visual, verbal, and written communication skills

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Designer Software/Automation

Comau LLC

Southfield, MI 48033

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Purchasing Manager - Project Purchasing

UHY-US

Farmington, MI 48331

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Control Engineer

Russell Tobin

Warren, MI 48091

$57.30/hr

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Quality Manager

Dana Incorporated

Warren, MI 48092

~ 26 min Onsite

Bachelor's Degree in a related field and/or the combined equivalent of education plus job related experience of at least 10 years.
Experience as a Quality Manager or Supervisor.
Strong leadership abilities with a positive attitude and enthusiasm to overcome challenges are required.
Data analysis and computer skills are required.

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Corewell Health

Troy, MI 48085

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Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Senior Leader

Vertiv Group

Detroit, MI 48226

~ 39 min Onsite

Collaborate with Quality, Reliability, and Supplier Quality Engineering to validate robustness, enforce release discipline, and minimize early field failures (EFFR).
Adoption and continuous improvement of global standards and playbooks.
Ensure alignment between product roadmaps, engineering release schedules, manufacturing readiness requirements, and business case targets.
Ensure scalability and operational robustness are designed in early, not inspected in late.
Ensure supply chain readiness, including risk assessments, dual-source strategies, component qualification, and lead-time stability.
Proactively drive risk identification, escalation, mitigation, and cross-regional alignment on launch blockers.
Partner with field engineering and customer-experience teams to ensure early-access customers receive seamless deployment support and rapid feedback loops.
Own the end-to-end NPI launch framework, including phase-gates, milestones, scorecards, readiness criteria, and governance cadence.
Lead global, cross-functional NPI programs from concept through EVT/DVT/PVT and mass production.
Influence at all levels with strong executive presence and clear communication.
Build and lead a global NPI & Launch Readiness organization distributed across regions.
Standardize tools, dashboards, operating mechanisms, and global governance processes across the product portfolio.
Champion operational excellence, cross-team collaboration, transparency, and predictable execution.
First-pass success on factory builds and validation gates.
Supply chain readiness with minimal shortages, allocation risks, or escalations.
Coordinate closely with regional manufacturing engineering teams, maintaining global governance while respecting local execution ownership.
Run global launch reviews across North America, EMEA, and APAC to drive synchronized execution and issue resolution.
Strong early-field performance (low EFFR, low RMA).
Act as the primary integrator between Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (AME), Product Design Engineering, Process Engineering, Supply Chain & Procurement, Quality & SQE, and Plant Operations.
Lead global readiness reviews covering tooling, capacity, labor, DFM/DFA maturity, yield expectations, and factory validation.
Ensure manufacturability, serviceability, and cost-down pathways are embedded early in the development cycle.
Stable ramp-to-volume manufacturing and predictable yield.
High customer satisfaction in early-access and general-availability phases.
On-time, on-budget launches with high manufacturability maturity.
Define, maintain, and institutionalize global NPI standards, including APQP, PPAP, tooling readiness, validation frameworks, and launch maturity models.
Drive continuous improvement cycles, capturing lessons learned post-launch (30/60/90 days) and evolving the global launch playbook.
Ensure APQP/PPAP readiness, BOM stability, work instructions, process capability, and manufacturing sign-off before release.