Project Managers – Ethics and Compliance #IN1301

About the role

At Cummins Inc., the Project Engineer (ESG) applies mechanical engineering principles to design project plans, develop timelines, identify milestones, and assess technical feasibility and system interactions. The role ensures compliance with ethical, ESG, and regulatory standards, manages project scope, schedule, budget, risk, and resources, and evaluates engineering solutions such as EDM and PLM for ESG reporting.

Responsibilities

• Utilize mechanical engineering knowledge and problem‑solving to design project plans, develop timelines, and identify milestones.
• Assess technical feasibility and system interactions for engineering projects.
• Regularly assess organization’s compliance with ethical, ESG, and legal regulations; report issues to management.
• Determine scope and objectives of ESG projects; work with stakeholders to establish performance goals.
• Manage project schedule using schedule‑management tools and processes to meet agreed timelines.
• Research, design, evaluate, install, operate, and maintain solution systems or processes used in engineering projects.
• Investigate process or solution failures; diagnose faulty operation and recommend remedial actions.
• Plan and monitor project budget; conduct research and analysis using project resource management knowledge.
• Provide input into design and development of project plans and timelines.
• Manage project risk using quality tools such as FMEA to identify risks and develop alternatives.
• Document and share team learnings; leverage other project experiences to enhance success.
• Use cross‑functional knowledge to maintain project notes, databases, and records.
• Monitor measures and communicate status to project sponsor and stakeholders.
• Identify and assign appropriate resources to accomplish project tasks.
• Evaluate systems and solutions (e.g., ESG reporting automation, EDM, PLM) and recommend the best fit for ESG reporting functions.
• Approve business workflows and project designs via regulatory systems integration expertise to ensure compliance with current ESG, EPA, and CARB standards and anticipate future changes.
• Utilize engineering design reviews and performance benchmarking to perform systematic evaluations, readiness assessments, and gap analysis for ESG projects.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Automotive Engineering, or a related field.
• Minimum 4 years of experience as a Project Coordinator, Cybersecurity, Systems, or Performance Engineer, or related role.

Skills

• Scope Management
• Schedule Management tools and processes
• Project Issue and Risk Management
• Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
• Cross‑functional knowledge in project plan design and development
• Project Resource Management
• Engineering Data Management (EDM)
• Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
• Regulatory Systems Integration
• Gap analysis

Benefits

• Relocation Package: Yes (100%)

Pay

Annual USD Salary: $105,040 – $118,200

Schedule

On‑site (Indianapolis, IN)