Lead Launch Electrical Coordinator

• Set direction and accountability for plant electrical execution by prioritizing work, removing barriers, and ensuring timely resolution of complex electrical and software‑related issues
• Convert enterprise electrical and Software Defined Vehicle strategies into clear, executable manufacturing plans that meet plant readiness, quality, and launch objectives
• Lead cross‑functional problem solving with Engineering, Quality, Production, and Suppliers to proactively identify risk, drive containment, and deliver sustainable improvements
• Build organizational capability by developing talent, closing skill gaps, and strengthening the leadership pipeline through coaching, feedback, and intentional exposure opportunities
• Ensure consistent use of GM systems and processes to document issues, capture lessons learned, and share best practices across plants and launch teams
• Travel up to 25% to support supplier visits, benchmarking, and collaboration with other GM manufacturing sites to accelerate learning and enterprise alignment

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related technical field
• Or Minimum 3 years of experience working with automotive electrical systems, manufacturing engineering, or plant‑based electrical operations
• Demonstrated people leadership experience, including leading technical teams, coaching performance, and holding individuals accountable to results
• Working knowledge of manufacturing quality systems and metrics, such as Electrical First Time Quality (EFTQ), DRR, GCA, or equivalent plant quality indicators
• Proficiency with structured problem‑solving and documentation systems, including GSIP, PRTS, SPPS, or similar manufacturing issue‑tracking tools
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to clearly translate complex technical issues to non‑technical stakeholders and senior leadership

• Thorough working knowledge of GM Manufacturing System (GMS) and experience supporting BIQ4 deliverables
• Experience with Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) or advanced electrical architectures, including software‑hardware integration in manufacturing environments
• Prior launch leadership experience, such as participation in virtual, prototype, or validation builds
• Demonstrated success leading change, implementing new technologies, or driving standardization across manufacturing operations
• Experience collaborating with suppliers, product engineering, and enterprise teams to resolve complex electrical or software‑related issues

This job may be eligible for relocation benefits