The Transmission & Driveline Warranty Engineer is responsible for leading the resolution of warranty issues associated with the transmission, driveline components, transfer case and more! This includes addressing concerns due to hardware, Software / Calibration, and system interactions with strong focus on problem-solving, root cause analysis, and validation. This role involves a proactive approach to addressing quality concerns, driving improvements, and ensuring that warranty-related issues are resolved efficiently. The Transmission and Driveline Warranty Engineer works closely with dealers, suppliers, and internal teams to confirm issues, propose solutions, and track progress in delivering resolutions. Key Responsibilities: · Perform deep dive analysis of product failures to determine root causes, collaborating with cross-functional teams (product development, supplier quality, and manufacturing) to implement corrective actions for issues impacting transmission, driveline (half shafts, axles), and transfer case performance · Accountable for proposing solutions, validating their effectiveness, and tracking progress to ensure timely resolution · Manage escalation of issues as needed · Perform vehicle reviews as needed at dealers, QEC (Quality Engineering Center), and assembly plants to identify and confirm the root cause · Collaborate with Stellantis and Supplier Plants to establish and validate containment actions · Ensure that appropriate service actions are defined and implemented to address warranty issues (including Parts Purge, Service Bulletins, Tech Tips, Rapid Service Updates, etc) · Ensure that lessons learned from current warranty claims are fed forward to prevent similar issues on future vehicle models · Regularly report on warranty-related quality issues, progress on GIMs, and the status of resolutions at required quality and leadership meetings

Come join our Stellantis Technical Safety and Regulatory Compliance Team where we are committed to doing what is best for our customers. Be a part of a team filled with bright, resourceful, and determined employees who play a vital role in Stellantis's regulatory development, certification, and compliance activities. We are looking for people who thrive in a fast-paced environment, deliver as a way of life, and are inspired to make a positive impact. Team members are expected to establish effective working relationships, founded on trust and transparency, with our internal and external partners. Sound judgment, excellent communication skills, and the ability to drive decisions through consensus and influence change are a must. Stellantis provides information for international vehicle homologation to demonstrate regulatory quality assurance of vehicles related to safety and environmental aspects. This can include engineering and manufacturing process information, and post homologation production test results to demonstrate ongoing compliance. The Conformity of Production (COP) and Audit Lead is responsible for working with the engineering and manufacturing teams to establish activities that will satisfy the requirements for quality assurance. The Conformity of Production (COP) and Audit Lead is responsible for establishing and coordinating audit activities with homologation authorities and supporting the authorities during on-site audits. Specific responsibilities include but not limited to: Review vehicle program information to identify the need for audit and COP programsDevelop COP plans and drive COP activities to conclusionEstablish plans for engineering and production process audit and support the teams in demonstrating results that will fulfill agency audit expectationsManage the regulatory control planManage preparation and on-site audit activities with agency representativesManage the resolution of audit findings to completion

At Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles), we want to empower you to bring your best. That is why we strive to create an environment where our core values of Innovation, Leadership, Passion, Cooperation, and Responsibility can thrive. At Stellantis, you will work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with people who exemplify the entrepreneurial spirit and work together as a team to continually think bigger and bolder. The position is responsible for: Reviewing the monthly, quarterly, and annual income tax provisions in accordance with the relevant IFRS, SEC and other authoritative guidance related to accounting for income taxesReviewing income tax forecasts for North America for budget/business plan development (including effective tax rate, income tax provision, current receivable/payable, deferred tax assets/liabilities, income tax provision, and cash flows)Liaising with external auditors, accounting operations, and group tax teamsSupport external auditor's quarterly review and annual audit of tax provisions and accrualEnsuring that SOX-compliant internal controls over financial reporting for the tax accounting function are appropriate, properly monitored and maintainedAssisting the team with the assessment of accounting and reporting for uncertain tax positions, permanent reinvestment of foreign earnings, recognition of deferred tax assets and other subjective areas of income tax accountingProviding oversight and guidance to subsidiaries and affiliates for income tax accounting and reporting, special studies, process redesigns and other projectsReviewing year-end income tax disclosures associated with statutory and group financial statementsFacilitating the US deferred proof and provision to return process from start to finishIdentifying, researching, and preparing company position papers related to income tax accounting issues, in cooperation with the Technical Accounting team and Office of Tax Affairs

The Fleet Sales Operations Specialist is responsible for supporting fleet sales operations by managing small VIP accounts, leveraging data analytics, and optimizing customer and dealer engagement. You will have direct interaction with various customers, dealer personnel as well as regional and corporate contacts. The ideal candidate must be outgoing and enjoy collaborating with our customers and dealerships, have knowledge of commercial business operations, and possess a passion for the automotive industry. Job duties include: Write VIP contracts for fewer than 25 units, ensuring alignment with CAM strategies and dealer engagement.Collaborate with Commercial Area Managers (CAMs) and internal teams to align dealer incentives, sales strategies, and fleet business objectives.Utilize Salesforce, TipNet, and LinkedIn Sales Navigator to develop prospecting reports and identify new business opportunities.Analyze market data using CarBook Pro, Manheim Market Report (MMR), and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) to drive business growth and provide solutions for ordering, material restrictions, and service challenges.Provide in-dealership consultation focused on optimizing dealer fleet sales performance and operational effectiveness.Promote, monitor, and ensure dealer compliance with company policies and procedures.

As the Redistribution Business Development Manager (BDM) at Stellantis, you will play a crucial role in driving business initiatives with new and growing customers. Serving as the primary point of contact for our large partnerships, you will leverage your expertise in relationship-based selling to enhance our wholesale distribution model. Your focus will be on engaging with key groups to identify opportunities for growth and collaboration. Key Responsibilities: Relationship Management - Serve as the go-to resource for our key groups & partnerships to cultivate and maintain strong relationship, ensuring alignment between their needs and Stellantis offeringsBusiness Development - Identify and pursue business development opportunities within key groups, focusing on Redistribution (RSL), Wholesale Distribution (WD), and Truckload (TL) salesDevelop strategic plans to prospect & engage new customers to expand market presenceSales Support - Collaborate with key groups to understand their purchasing behaviors and preferences, tailoring solutions to meet their specific needsAssist in building robust marking plans to drive business in the wholesale spaceReview performance metrics with key groups to identify areas of strength and where there is opportunityManage and streamline the setup of new customers within Stellantis systemsMarket Feedback -Gather and relay market feedback from buying groups and dealers to internal teams, informing product development and sales strategiesMonitor competitive landscape and industry trends to identify new business opportunities

The Electrical Process Engineering Supervisor supervises an Electrical Process Engineering Team. They manage and control all aspects of Electrical Test Equipment and make modifications to existing or new equipment to ensure the equipment meets Product Engineering requirements. In this role they: Review product changes that drive a modification to electrical test equipment. Major electrical test equipment includes: All handheld testers, flash station, Tire Pressure Monitoring System, Roll Test and ADAS. Once the modification is understood, they make recommendations back to product that would reduce Capex spending and/or transformation costs. After an agreement with Engineering on the proposed change – the Supervisor leads his team to achieve the most cost-effective solution. This includes: Can the existing equipment be modified to meet the requirements Can re-use available assets be used to meet the requirements New equipment will be required to meet the requirements Once direction is established the supervisor and their team oversee the action to get the equipment ready for the product change and pilots. This includes: Having the engineers write a detailed scope of work Work with purchasing and send out Requests for Quote Preform a technical review of the quotes Work with Purchasing on supplier selections Write MEDDs and get a Purchase Order from Purchasing Once a supplier is on-board the supervisor and their team oversees: Supplier timeline and ensures engineering requirements met. Organizes detailed design review Obtains required product parts for validation Oversee the build and installation of the new equipment Validate the equipment meets engineering requirements During this process the Supervisor and team – document all lessons learned and update the equipment standard for future use Electrical Process Supervisors support and coordinate all required changes at the assembly plants in US and Canada. In addition, they work with the Global Team to define global standards