When you join Daimler, you become an agent of change within our global community of people working to create a cleaner, safer, and more efficient world for today and tomorrow. Through innovation at all levels, our teams ensure our world-changing brands continue to increase the quality of life and the business success of our customers, their customers, and the world around them. The Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) brand portfolio is second to none, and includes Freightliner Trucks, Western Star Trucks, Detroit engines and components, Thomas Built Buses and Freightliner Custom Chassis.

We are the undisputed leader in the commercial vehicle market and the industry’s technology trendsetter. Empowered by purpose, DTNA employees drive a Technology Revolution through innovative products and a customer-centric culture. Our dedication to our customers and society does not end once our products hit the road. That’s because we believe that business success and social responsibility go hand in hand. We immerse ourselves in our customer’s experience, and support the environmental responsibilities of our sites to ensure our products are the reliable, sustainable and the desired tools of the future.

Job Overview
As a Launch & Change Management Project Coordinator, develop cross-functional supplier launch readiness standards (R&R's, KPI's, milestone exit criteria) with required lead-time and responsibility by stakeholder role

Responsibilities

- Review supplier launch readiness approach currently in place (define current state) and identify pain points that contribute to late supplier shipments
- Evaluate current R&R's for each process stakeholder (including assigned Supplier) and identify possible containment actions to address pain points
- Develop recommendations for process improvements based on project management timelines both within DTNA and Supplier project launch strategies
- Align recommended process improvements with stakeholders with intention to define new standard to achieve supplier launch readiness for all DTNA technical changes.