The Test Manager for Bumpers and Exterior Trim leads validation activities for automotive exterior components, ensuring they meet design, safety, durability, appearance and customer-quality requirements. Responsibilities typically include defining test strategies, planning and coordinating laboratory, vehicle and supplier testing, reviewing results, managing defects and risks, and reporting progress to engineering and project teams. Candidates are expected to have experience in automotive testing, quality assurance or component validation, with knowledge of bumpers, exterior trim, materials and relevant standards. Strong project coordination, supplier management, problem-solving and communication skills are important. An engineering degree, professional English and familiarity with tools such as Excel, PLM systems or quality-management software may also be required.
Capgemini is a global consulting, technology and engineering services company headquartered in France. It supports organizations with digital transformation, cloud adoption, software engineering, data and artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, enterprise platforms and engineering services. The company works across industries including automotive, manufacturing, financial services, telecommunications, healthcare and public administration. Capgemini employs hundreds of thousands of people worldwide and combines consulting with implementation and managed services. Its engineering and manufacturing teams often support vehicle development, product lifecycle management, testing, industrial operations and connected products. Employees typically work in international, multidisciplinary environments, collaborating with clients, suppliers and technical specialists. The company offers structured career development, training and opportunities to work with major global brands, although the exact responsibilities, benefits and working arrangements depend on the local office and client project.
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