Engineering Manager, NPPD

Position SummaryReporting to the Director of Engineering, the New Product and Process Engineering Manager is responsible for leading a team that designs, develops, validates, releases and launches of new products and processes, specifically focused on wheel-end components and process related to assembly and manufacturing of product lines. They are responsible for gathering VOC from key stakeholders and managing the pipeline that leads the introduction of these new products/process for the organization and support future visions for production and customer support for wheel-end products.Essential FunctionsSafety* Embrace the values of the EnPro/STEMCO safety pledge in each of the below responsibilities. Participate in the organization's safety culture and aim to continuously improve safety within all aspects of your work.Respect* Foster a work environment that promotes mutual respect of all colleagues and creates an environment focused on a dual-bottom line.Excellence* Promote the STEMCO / Enpro Culture by exhibiting the five principles of exemplary leadership: Modeling the Way, Inspiring a Shared Vision, Enabling Others to Act, Challenging the Process, and Encouraging the Heart.*Leader for wheel-end product lines in continuously improving the cross-functional development process (concept-to-commercialization)* Establish & track program goals to ensure adequate planning/scheduling of manpower & resources to satisfy identified project execution* Report progress of program goals, communicating risks, opportunities & status of design project against established milestones.* Work with commercial, external customers, industry organization (TMC/SAE), operations, and supply teams to gather VOC for new product/process pipeline vision.* Talent management of team using tools such as individual development plans, skills matrix, and business evaluation tools.Job Requirements and QualificationsMinimum Education (or Equivalent)High School2 Years CollegeX Bachelor's DegreeMaster's DegreePHDTechnical Certificate or Trade School DegreeKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required*