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Stellantis · Southfield, MI

Proposal Application Engineer

Southfield, MI, United StatesOperations

Listed on Stellantis’s official careers site. Posted May 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Proposal Application Engineer will develop manufacturing processes and solutions for new automation systems business. You will collaborate with a team of relevant specialists from Sales, Project Management, Engineering, Commissioning & Site Management and Estimating to create technical proposals which are efficient and competitive in today’s marketplace.

Required Qualifications

Associates Degree in Engineering or Technical field Minimum of 3 years of industrial automation system experience in process engineering, or proposal development. Experience in engineering or proposal development in Powertrain Assembly, Propulsion: Electrification or Battery Assembly industrial automation. Working knowledge of CAD to develop system layouts and process flows. A working knowledge of Microsoft Office or Google Suite tools.

Ability and willingness to travel domestically (0 – 20%)

Preferred Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Technical field Minimum of 7 years of relevant experience in Powertrain Assembly, Propulsion or Electrification industrial system automation Strong communication and presentation skills. A working knowledge of 3D CAD (i.e. Catia, NX, or Solidworks).

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