What are the responsibilities and job description for the PLM Analyst position at Tesla?
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As part of the PLM Vehicle Engineering & Operations team, the analyst will work with Design Engineering and NPI Program Management on sustaining vehicle and energy programs from design phases through production implementation in the PLM Program Management Group. The PLM Analyst is responsible for transactional day-to-day activities such as analyzing and processing change orders to ensure an accurate and timely release of the Engineering Bill of Materials with proper specifications and part attributes to align with company standards, as well as ensuring accurate structuring of these changes to the Manufacturing Bill of Materials. Training internal cross-functional teams on processes and monitoring their adherence while reviewing and processing requests is another essential function of the analyst.
- Support construction and change management of multi-level Bills of Material
- Work within Tesla's PLM and ERP platforms to maintain an accurate Bill of Materials
- Provide ad-hoc training on the change control process to engineers and operations teams
Process Change Actions and Deviations on a daily basis while upholding our standards
Provide project readiness data to program management and leadership teams
- Interface with all necessary individuals in supporting departments to accurately process changes
- Provide support on engineering activities such as part & BOM creation as well as initial BOM releases
- Experience with PLM tools, Change Control and Configuration Management in an automotive manufacturing organization
Demonstrate understanding of what constitutes Bills of Material and Product Lifecycle Management standards.
Hands-on PLM/MRP/ERP systems experience
Experience dealing with overlapping projects and shifting priorities within critical due dates.
Ability to collaborate effectively and work as part of a team.
Strong attention to detail.
Proficiency with Excel.