Ownership of Craftsmanship attribute deliverables for defined vehicle systems or areas
Benchmarking of competitor vehicles and consolidating data to define a robust and appropriately competitive Craftsmanship target
Creation and development of gap and flush control documents and ownership of target to process delivery alignment. Creation and development of Craftsmanship sensory targets that deliver a world-class user experience, beyond gap and flush conditions
Representation of the Craftsmanship attribute at all relevant meetings with the product design and development activities
Development of verification testing methods to ensure all targets are validated
Driving closure of Craftsmanship issues through negotiation, quantitative data, influence, and constructive alternative solution suggestion
Supporting the craftsmanship deliverables through to development/engineering sign-off of the vehicle. Supporting the quality functions to ensure targets are appropriately understood and measurable
What You’ll Bring
A minimum of 2 years of automotive Craftsmanship or Perceived Quality with excellent level of numeracy, literacy, and logical reasoning skills
An inherent attention to detail and an understanding of the factors that create a perception of exceptional quality in the mind of the consumer
An appreciation for the impact of and contribution to dimensional variation in assemblies
Good understanding of statistical analysis with an appreciation of how subjective data can be measured or quantified to develop robust, representative Craftsmanship targets
Creative, constructive, and positive approach to be able to positively contribute to the development of design solutions to meet Craftsmanship targets
Strong communication and influencing skills with ability to explain complex issues, solutions and concepts with Design and Engineering teams using appropriately technical language
Demonstration of knowledge in a variety of production and prototype manufacturing methods & flexibility to work across a wide variety of vehicle design areas