FSE FEAS Process Lead

FSE FEAS Process Lead

Location : Dearborn, Michigan

Duration : Fulltime

Responsibilities:

• Drive alignment with Functional Safety, Cybersecurity, OTA, feature package and engineering stakeholders for impact clarification and assessment completion.Own end-to-end FEAS/FSE intake scoping governance from feature definition through planning readiness.  

• Ensure scope, use cases, boundary diagrams and concept requirements are sufficiently complete for downstream technical evaluation.

• Track open questions from SCA Intake Review and drive timely closure with accountable stakeholders.

• Maintain Jira hygiene by keeping fields, statuses and task progress accurate and current.

• Provide capacity and Target PI planning inputs based on assessment status, scope clarity and dependency closure.

Requirements:

1. Python for data handling, automation, status analysis or process efficiency improvements.
2. MagicDraw usage for feature definition, boundary diagrams, systems engineering artifacts or MBSE-linked inputs.
3. Quality and data analysis capability to validate completeness, identify gaps and support evidence-based planning decisions.
4. Jira workflow discipline for real-time status tracking and field accuracy.
5. Working knowledge of Functional Safety impact routing and cross-domain technical assessment workflows.
6. Experience in automotive feature scoping, systems engineering, FEAS/FSE planning or technical project management.
7. Exposure to Functional Safety, Cybersecurity, OTA and feature package assessment interfaces.
8. Ability to structure ambiguous feature inputs into clear engineering scope, assumptions, open points and closure actions.
9. Experience coordinating multi-stakeholder technical reviews and approval forums.
10. Hands-on experience maintaining engineering planning data in Jira or similar ALM/project-tracking tools.

“Tekshapers is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applications without regards to race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information or any characteristic protected by law.”