The Prototype Project Coordinator II will be responsible for managing project timing, maintaining budgets, and tracking expenditures. The role involves coordinating activities, directing subcontractors, developing project plans, and ensuring deliverables meet Roush and customer standards.

The NVH Test Engineer I will support NVH testing on vehicles and consumer products by ensuring testing procedures are followed, conducting tests, analyzing data, and assisting in report preparation. Responsibilities include equipment setup, collaboration with technicians, issue resolution, and equipment management.

The Composites Lead will oversee daily operations of composites, ensuring compliance with specifications and quality standards. Responsibilities include guiding technicians, preparing molds, managing resources, setting production goals, and tracking material usage.

The Controls Engineer II will design and develop control systems for Roush projects, including capturing requirements, specifying hardware, and creating software algorithms. Responsibilities include system testing, troubleshooting, and interfacing with customers and coworkers.

The IT Senior Software Programmer will gather requirements, design, develop, and maintain software to enhance user experiences and streamline business operations, focusing on Salesforce applications and utilizing platforms like PowerApps and Monday.com.

The Technical Trainer will lead in-person training for automotive technicians and service centers, focusing on ROUSH CleanTech alternative fuels technology. Responsibilities include planning training sessions, validating service procedures, and assisting with diagnostics and repairs.

The Senior HR Business Partner at Roush will provide strategic HR leadership, focusing on talent management, organizational effectiveness, and employee engagement. Responsibilities include implementing HR initiatives, coaching leaders, facilitating training, managing employee relations, and analyzing HR metrics to enhance employee experience and compliance.

The Prototype Program Manager oversees the entire lifecycle of programs, manages client interactions, balances program constraints, oversees schedules and budgets, and communicates with stakeholders to ensure customer satisfaction and project progress.

The Senior Program Manager for Entertainment Systems will lead multiple programs, managing teams to meet program goals, ensuring timely launches, financial targets, and effective communication across departments while mitigating risks and providing mentorship to team members.

As a Cyber Security Analyst II, you will monitor systems for cyber threats, manage SIEM solutions, support MS-365 security implementations, perform vulnerability assessments, conduct incident investigations, and lead security awareness initiatives. You'll play a critical role in enhancing the organization's cybersecurity posture.

As a Special Vehicle Tester II, you will conduct specialized tests of connected vehicle features, perform testing for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), submit results, and collaborate with team members and customer engineers. The role requires good organizational skills and the ability to work independently.

The Engineering Manager will oversee engineering teams to complete projects, manage budgets and timelines, hire staff, and collaborate with departments to ensure program success while maintaining industry expertise.

The IT Network Administrator will oversee network operations including system administration, capacity planning, network security, backup and restoration, troubleshooting, and maintenance. The role requires hands-on management of network activity to ensure performance aligns with organizational needs and involves interaction with the Help Desk to solve escalated support calls.