Propulsion Lifecycle Operations

Job Description The Role

At General Motors, supporting customers throughout a product’s lifecycle requires thoughtful decisions about service, supply, and product availability. As a Product Manager, Propulsion Lifecycle Operations, you will develop lifecycle plans for propulsion products that support Customer Care and Aftersales (CCA). You will evaluate strategies such as all-time buys, bridge buys until remanufacturing is available, and new-build engine options. Working across product, engineering, manufacturing, and supplier teams, you will turn complex inputs into clear recommendations and executable plans that support customers and GM’s long-term service needs.

What You’ll Do

• Develop lifecycle plans for propulsion products that support CCA service needs.
• Evaluate lifecycle options—including all-time buys, bridge buys, remanufacturing transitions, and new-build engines—and recommend an approach based on customer, business, technical, and supply considerations.
• Analyze product, supplier, manufacturing, cost, quality, timing, and technical inputs to identify trade-offs, risks, and decision points.
• Prepare recommendations, business cases, and decision materials for cross-functional partners and leadership.
• Partner with CCA Product, CCA and OE Engineering, propulsion assembly plants, and external suppliers to align plans and resolve issues
• Coordinate lifecycle milestones, dependencies, and readiness activities across stakeholders.
• Support the transition from the selected lifecycle strategy into execution, including sourcing, remanufacturing, or new-build readiness.
• Monitor changing conditions and update plans as customer needs, technical readiness, or supply availability evolve.

Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications)

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