Machine Learning Engineer
Job Description
Build statistical models and simulations that directly influence future Vehicle Order Guides (VOGs) at Stellantis. In this onsite role in Auburn Hills, MI, you will use a customer-level preference simulation approach to improve vehicle configuration optimization for upcoming model years.
What you will do
Design and run large-scale simulations, including scenarios such as 50,000 synthetic customers, to model vehicle purchase behavior. Your outputs will feed a customer-level preference simulation engine used to improve the optimization of Vehicle Order Guides (VOGs) for future model years.
- Develop statistical and machine learning models using Databricks
- Perform exploratory data analysis and feature engineering on complex datasets
- Translate model results into optimized VOGs that support product configuration decisions
- Collaborate closely with Data Engineering to refine and leverage curated datasets
- Communicate insights and model recommendations to business stakeholders
- Continuously evaluate and improve model accuracy and assumptions
You will work with datasets that may include:
- Historical vehicle sales
- Competitive sales data
- Feature-level willingness-to-pay data
- Customer preference models
What you bring
- Bachelor’s Degree required
- Minimum 5 years of experience in data science, machine learning, or applied statistics
- Strong experience with Databricks (critical requirement)
- Proficiency in Python including Pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, and PySpark
- Strong SQL skills
- Solid foundation in statistical modeling, simulation techniques, and experimental design
- Experience translating analytical results into business decisions
Additional focus areas (preferred)
- Experience with choice modeling, conjoint analysis, or demand modeling
- Background in automotive, pricing, or product optimization analytics
- Experience working with large-scale simulation frameworks
- Familiarity with Spark and distributed computing
- Exposure to MLOps or model productionization
Technologies
Databricks, Python, Pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, PySpark, SQL, Spark