Cost Engineer

The Cost Engineerroledevelops detailed cost estimates for components and tooling using an activity‑based costing approach. This role works directly with bills of material, drawings, and physical samples to understand how parts are made and to estimate the associatedcomponent,manufacturing,and investment costs.

In this position, you will use established Stellantis methods and processes to analyze costs, provide guidance to internal teams, and support cost convergence activities. You will collaborate with global engineering,purchasing, finance, and supplier teams to ensure competitive and transparent cost structures from early concept through serial production.

Multiple roles are being fulfilled within this job posting- for allcomponentscopes within the vehicle structure(Body, Interior, Chassis, Engine Adaptation, Electrical Components and Systems, Powertrain). Position fulfillmenttoutilizeapplicant background and experience as paired to internal role needs.

Organization Success in this role requires curiosity, agility, and a collaborative mindset within a fast‑paced, global environment.

• Early‑phase cost engineering estimates
• Detailed “should‑cost” calculations using a bottom‑up manufacturing approach
• Provideidea generationandcostsupport during vehicle development to help achieve cost targets (Design‑to‑Cost)
• Supportpurchasingduring supplier negotiations by completing gap analyses of supplier cost breakdowns(Piece Price, ED&D, Tooling)
• Contribute to benchmarking and value optimization activities, including serial life should‑cost assessments
• Collaborate closely withinernal global team,Engineering, Buyers,and Suppliers
• Provide global cost comparison analysis in partnership with the broader Cost Engineering community

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Businessor a related field
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in the automotive industry, advanced manufacturing or related industries
• Strong English verbal and written skills to support rolejob key deliverables
• Ability to manage a high volume of parts and varying levels of complexity
• Proficiency with Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, and Word
• Ability to work effectively across multiple levels of the organization, functions, and global regions

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing or Industrial Engineering
• Familiarity with cost model structures and activity‑based costing forcomponentdevelopment
• Experience inwithin one or multiple areas:
  
  Design Responsible Engineering, Manufacturing,Component Tool development,or Component Purchasing