Christopher Miller

Christopher Miller has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning various roles and industries. Christopher began their career as a Research Engineer at Deakin University, where they conducted in-plant research into manufacturing processes.

Miller then joined Monroe Springs Pty Ltd as a Product Design Engineer, where they were responsible for the design and engineering of automotive coil springs. Christopher achieved significant accomplishments, including delivering high-profile projects for companies such as Mazda and Ford.

Afterward, they worked as a Chassis Liaison Engineer at GM Holden, where they acted as a point of contact for chassis components and provided technical information for vehicle models. Christopher successfully resolved issues generated by the vehicle development program and facilitated visits from overseas colleagues.

Miller then joined Toyota Motor Corporation Australia as a Staff Engineer in the Weld Shop. Christopher played a vital role in the development and release of the MY05/06 Camry and Aurion models, demonstrating a solid understanding of body accuracy and welding technology.

Following that, they worked at Cochlear as a Project Manager, leading the Implants Development team. Christopher delivered the scope, strategy, and plans for the certification of Cochlear's new facility and managed the Production Launch Team during the introduction phase of a major launch.

Miller then joined Tesla, where they held several positions, including Manager of New Product Introduction (NPI) and Associate Manager of Technical Programs. In these roles, they managed the NPI function, coordinated factory validations, and ensured the successful introduction of major vehicle programs.

Most recently, they worked at 5B, where they served as the Head of Product Development, leading technology development efforts.

Currently, Miller is the Head of the Project Management Office at Hysata, where they oversee project management activities.

Throughout their career, Miller has demonstrated strong project management, technical, and leadership skills, contributing to the success of various organizations in different industries.

Christopher Miller's education history includes a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Materials Engineering from Monash University, which they obtained between 1994 and 1998. Christopher then pursued a Master of Engineering degree in Mechanical Engineering from Deakin University from 1998 to 2001. In 2011, Christopher enrolled at the Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM) to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA), and they have not specified an end date for this degree. Additionally, in 2013 and 2014, they attended Engineering Education Australia to complete a Post-graduate Diploma in Project Management.