Polaris Inc.

Manager

• Lead the strategy and execution of quality systems analytics.
• Oversee reporting, dashboards, and data integrity across core Quality Management Systems.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure data-driven decision-making.
• Define and execute enterprise QMS analytics and reporting strategy.
• Analyze quality system data to identify trends, systemic issues, risks, and improvement opportunities.
• Ensure accuracy, consistency, and integrity of global quality data.
• Translate complex data into actionable insights and presentations.
• Lead management reviews of QMS performance and recommend improvements.
• Mentor and develop quality analysts and support training on quality systems and best practices.

Senior Quality Systems Manager

Account Manager

• Serve as a Regional Account Manager for the Southern Region within Polaris Adventures
• Manage and grow a portfolio of outfitter and dealer relationships across a defined region
• Partner closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to onboard new accounts
• Maintain strong relationships and identify opportunities to expand business performance
• Use data, structured processes, and consistent communication to support outfitter success
• Monitor account performance by tracking key metrics, identifying process gaps, and ensuring adherence to program standards
• Develop and present business reviews that highlight performance trends and growth opportunities
• Act as an escalation point for account-related issues, providing resolutions and maintaining strong partner relationships

Regional Account Manager

Engineer

• Provide technical leadership in durability and lightweight design.
• Support technology development using commercial CAE software codes in efficient structural design and durability.
• Undertake load generation and dynamic response predictions utilizing MBD tools.
• Facilitate understanding of design performance through physical data analysis.
• Examine physical data to drive correlation and develop virtual use cases.
• Work with project teams and provide mentoring in structural design and durability.
• Implement best practices to deliver results on time for key program decisions.
• Aid architecture selection and target setting early in product development.
• Engage in exposure to many vehicles and types of problems through stretch assignments.

Associate CAE Engineer – Snowmobile Durability

Electrical Engineer

• Lead, coach, and develop a team of control systems engineers, fostering accountability, collaboration, and technical growth
• Support hiring, onboarding, goal setting, and performance management for direct reports
• Own system and subsystem engineering activities for display, gauge, and IVI systems, including requirements development and interface definition
• Guide system integration and execution from concept through production within Polaris development processes
• Collaborate with architecture, UX/HMI, software, hardware, validation, manufacturing, and vehicle teams
• Support development of system roadmaps aligned to platform needs and technology direction
• Participate in supplier selection and technical collaboration, supporting make/buy and implementation decisions
• Ensure disciplined engineering practices including requirements traceability, DFMEA/DRBFM participation, and validation planning
• Monitor execution progress, identify technical risks, and drive timely issue resolution
• Promote consistent documentation, configuration management, and lifecycle rigor
• Contribute to department planning through resource forecasting and prioritization
• Champion a strong team culture focused on quality and continuous improvement

Electrical Engineering Manager

Program Manager

• Lead vehicle controls program execution within Polaris’ Vehicle Electronics & Software organization
• Provide people leadership to a team of Controller Program Leaders responsible for delivering vehicle controllers and subsystems
• Ensure consistent program rigor, transparent status reporting, and strong cross‑functional alignment with engineering, architecture, suppliers, and vehicle teams
• Balance near‑term execution priorities with longer‑term platform and reuse strategies
• Promote disciplined program execution aligned with Polaris development processes

Program Manager – Vehicle Controls

Mechanical Engineer

• Act as the senior technical lead for body systems and enclosures, setting technical direction, design intent, and NVH strategy across multiple programs
• Lead the design, development, and validation of body systems, enclosure components, and NVH treatments from concept through production
• Evaluate existing platforms to identify architectural opportunities and define forward-looking roadmaps
• Establish, maintain, and evolve NVH treatment best practices, specifications, standards, DFMEA, and DVP&R
• Provide technical guidance on materials, treatments, and manufacturing methods
• Partner with sourcing and suppliers to integrate technologies
• Serve as a technical reviewer during design reviews
• Create and release engineering documentation in the Polaris Release System
• Apply FEA and BEM tools to guide design decisions
• Analyze field NVH issues and lead corrective actions
• Mentor engineers across teams

Senior Quality Systems Manager

Regional Account Manager

Associate CAE Engineer – Snowmobile Durability

Electrical Engineering Manager

Program Manager – Vehicle Controls

Senior Staff Design Engineer – Body & Enclosures