Assignment Manager for Quality projects within Bus

Scania is undergoing a transformation from being a leading supplier of trucks, buses, and engines to providing complete and sustainable transport solutions. Together with TRATON and our sister brands MAN, Volkswagen Truck & Bus, and International, we are working to shape the future of mobility with innovative and environmentally conscious solutions. Our values – customer first, respect, team spirit, responsibility, and elimination of waste – are at the heart of everything we do. Together, we are at the forefront of creating a sustainable future. Role Summary As an Assignment Manager within bus development your daily task will be to lead cross- functional work groups mainly for bus chassis assignments (Field Quality). You will work closely with field quality, procurement, design, production, suppliers and others. When needed, market actions are also done to support our customers together with the field quality department. This role will develop your leadership skills, give a broad knowledge and network as well as good understanding of how our buses are operated at the end customers. Job Responsibilities Lead and develop the project teams that you manage Facilitate root cause analysis and together with the team define the root cause Set the time plan together with the team and secure that work progresses accordingly, escalate when needed Coordinate and secure the introduction of solutions developed by your teams Be active in our groups improvement work concerning tools and processes to secure efficiency and shorter lead- times for our customers Who You Are You have a MSc or BSc degree with 4-6 years’ experience of product development including project management. Experience from Scania red arrow work and electrics HW/SW is meriting. You are confident in English both speaking and writing. As a person you are motivated and structured, like to co-operate with others and take the initiative. You also enjoy independent work, are good at communication and dare to be demand