上海招聘

职位描述：
This IT manager position will work with GM Global Product Development IT and GM China IT teams and be the interface to the engineering centers of GM and its Joint ventures in China.

-Be the IT interface to the engineering centers of GM China JVs; evaluate the IT requirements for joint engineering collaboration, identify IT capability gaps, develop IT strategic roadmap and assist IT portfolio development;
-Lead the execution of China-based product development IT projects
-Face-off to GM China engineering to support for all its IT requirements and initiatives
-Provide technical leadership and business interface for GM global IT projects pertaining to GM China engineering and its Joint Ventures
-Serve as a global SME for Joint Venture IT requirements, such as security, access mechanism etc.

Knowledge:
-Automotive Product Development knowledge and vehicle development process
-Information Technology
-IT Portfolio Process
-IT Transformation Goals and associated roles and touchpoints
-Project Management Principles
-General Financial Management Practices

Skills:
-Project Management
-Change Management
-Strategic Planning
-Communication
-Fluent in English

Experience/Education:
-Minimum 10 years working experience in auto experience in related areas
-Bachelor or Master degree in Computer Science or Engineering

Competencies:
-Business acumen
-Drive for results
-Customer focus
-Learning on the fly
-Priority setting 举报 分享

General Motors Co., one of the world's largest automakers, traces its roots back to 1908. Its vision is to design, build and sell the world’s best vehicles. The General Motors-China relationship dates back more than nine decades.

GM has 12 joint ventures and two wholly owned foreign enterprises as well as more than 55,000 employees in China. GM (China) Investment Corp. is a wholly owned venture based in Shanghai. It houses all of GM’s local staff and is an investor in GM’s vehicle joint ventures in China. GM has been named one of the 10 Hewitt Best Employers in China.

GM, along with its joint ventures, offers the broadest lineup of vehicles and brands among automakers in China. Products are sold under the Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Opel, Baojun, Wuling and Jiefang brands. In 2012, domestic sales of vehicles by GM and its joint ventures increased 11.3 percent on an annual basis to 2,836,128 units.

GM China’s strategy can be summed up in six words: In China, with China, for China. The entire company has made China a priority. GM has built a solid foundation for continued growth. It seeks outstanding candidates to help it remain a leader in China.