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Garrett Advancing Motion
Technology Integrity Master
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A Risk Engineer is responsible for identifying, analyzing and minimizing risks often associated with construction or resource extraction projects. May work for insurance companies, or engineering firms.
$147,120 / year median in California
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Technology Integrity Master Garrett Advancing Motion - 4.0 Torrance, CA Job Details Full-time $124,000 - $201,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits AD&D insurance Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Vision insurance Qualifications Technical engineering Electrical motors Quality risk management Automotive engineering Cross-functional team management Project risk management Mechanical product validation projects Project stakeholder communication Cross-functional communication Stakeholder management Full Job Description About the Role We are seeking a highly experienced Technology Integrity Master to lead risk management, technology maturity assessment, and knowledge management activities across our New Product Introduction (NPI) process. This role serves as the technical authority for ensuring product integrity, balancing innovation and business objectives with robust risk identification, mitigation, and validation practices. The Technology Integrity Master will provide end-to-end leadership of NPI Phase 1-6 risk management activities, approve technology maturity and phase exit readiness, and drive continuous improvement of engineering standards and knowledge-sharing practices. This position plays a critical role in enabling successful product launches while ensuring technical excellence and customer confidence. Key Responsibilities Lead Risk Management & Mitigation Drive risk identification, analysis, and mitigation activities throughout the NPI lifecycle. Develop and oversee risk reduction plans to address critical technical and program risks. Ensure alignment with internal validation requirements and customer expectations. Partner with Design & Controls teams to achieve project milestones and quality objectives. Support and resolve customer escalations related to product risk and reliability concerns. Own Technology Maturity & Validation Governance Approve technology readiness levels, phase exits, and product release recommendations. Assess reliability and risk at key development milestones using predictive reliability methodologies. Lead the planning and execution of validation strategies, including simulation, component testing, and customer application validation. Ensure products meet maturity, performance, and reliability requirements before launch. Drive Technical Governance & Product Integrity Establish and maintain standardized technical maturity assessment processes. Identify validation gaps and communicate associated risks to stakeholders. Facilitate design reviews and ensure lessons learned are integrated early in product development. Partner with cross-functional teams to improve launch readiness and achieve product maturity goals. Champion Knowledge Management & Continuous Improvement Own engineering knowledge management processes related to electric boosting and fuel cell technologies. Continuously improve risk management methodologies through lessons learned and best-practice integration. Maintain and enhance engineering standards, guidelines, checklists, and standard work processes. Collaborate with Engineering Centers of Excellence, Product Line teams, and Application Engineering leaders to identify capability gaps and develop training solutions. Coach engineers and project teams on advanced risk management and reliability practices. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline. Minimum of 10 years of engineering experience working with electrical products in automotive or industrial environments.