Faraday Future | 2016-2018
Enterprise Workflow Architecture and Systems Integration
Requirements, automation, configuration, and data-flow design across disconnected enterprise systems.
Overview
At Faraday Future, Travis began as a battery component engineer and progressively assumed broader responsibilities across requirements management, workflow automation, enterprise systems integration, data integrity, and configuration management.
The Challenge
Execution depended on how information moved across disconnected systems and teams: product definition, requirements, engineering release, procurement, inventory, manufacturing, vehicle build, and quality feedback.
Travis's Role
Global administrator and lead architect for Jama, configuration manager for battery, powertrain, and chassis organizations, and contributor to enterprise data integrity and workflow design.
What Travis Built
Requirements-management structures, automated workflows linking Jama, Jira, SharePoint, and Confluence, PLM to ERP to MES data-flow maps, and part-numbering specifications.
Lesson learned
Most enterprise problems are not caused by a lack of effort. They are caused by broken handoffs, unclear ownership, and systems that do not share a common definition of truth.