- The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services, in
- the areas of automotive technology, industrial technology, consumer goods,
- energy and building technology. In India, the Group operates through six
- subsidiaries with a combined associate strength of around 26,000 and a group
- turnover of around Rs. 13,200 crores in 2013. In India Bosch Limited is the
- flagship company of the Bosch Group. Over and above a strong presence in
- the India Automotive services sector, Bosch in India has a vast service
- network that spans across 1,000 towns and cities with over 3000 service
- outlets. As the largest auto component supplier in the country, setting a
- benchmark in the sectors it operates in, the company has to its credit several
- laurels. We invite promising and dynamic professionals for a long-term and
- rewarding career with Bosch.
Job purpose / Objective
The purpose of this position is to execute component project management for GI BU in India (PIC E projects and work packages).
Project Management Process
Collect project data to facilitate customer project acquisition. Facilitate seamless execution of project post acquisition - from project development phase to series release phase. Manage manufacture relocation topics also.
System & Process
Define project charter, align with necessary stakeholders for timely closure of open topics including risk release
Document as per project requirement/progress systematically and participate/ lead audits with necessary preparation
Escalation and Risk Management
Escalate in case of deviations/risk, coordinate, support & ensure execution of mitigation plan along with CFT, report cost impact and obtain management decision/approvals.
Capacity and Budget Management
Track project efforts and budget and align with team leader and obtain support/decision
- Bachelors degree in engineering (Electrical / Mechanical / Automobile)
- MBA (desirable)
0-3 years of experience in execution of project management
Internal reference JD ID : PSENCEP218
Job description provided by Robert Bosch.
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