Ford Motor Company

Engineering Manager

• Provide strategic technical leadership and hands-on expertise to build industry-leading products.
• Drive large-scale transformations that maximize value for Ford, Dealers, and customers.
• Champion Lean, Agile, and Human-Centered Design (HCD) practices to deliver cutting-edge solutions.
• Collaborate closely with Product Owners and Designers across the ordering ecosystem.
• Architect and develop sophisticated tools that improve forecasting accuracy and streamline order generation.

Software Engineering Manager

Frontend Engineer

• Build responsive, enterprise-scale web applications using modern JavaScript frameworks (React and NestJS) and progressive web technologies
• Follow agile methodologies to ensure efficient project delivery and continuous improvement of user interface
• Apply expertise in web performance optimization, accessibility standards, and cross-browser compatibility to create robust, scalable front-end solutions
• Develop and maintain CI/CD practices that support reliable, automated deployment of front-end applications
• Collaborate with UX/UI designers, back-end developers, and product teams to meet critical business timelines and deliver seamless user experiences
• Partner with technical and business stakeholders to transform complex requirements into intuitive, user-friendly digital interfaces
• Participate in backlog grooming and scoping
• Participate in and lead agile ceremonies (standup, retrospectives, backlog grooming, etc.)
• Develop, test, and deploy high-quality, responsive, and accessible user interfaces using [mention specific frameworks like React/Angular/Vue and languages like TypeScript/JavaScript].
• Collaborate closely with UX/UI designers, product managers, and back-end engineers to translate design mockups and requirements into functional web applications.
• Contribute to the design and implementation of reusable UI components and maintain our evolving design system.
• Ensure optimal performance, scalability, and security of front-end applications.
• Participate in code reviews, provide constructive feedback, and mentor junior developers.
• Troubleshoot and resolve front-end issues, ensuring a seamless user experience.
• Drive continuous improvement in development processes, tools, and technologies.
• Engage in on-call support on a rotational basis which may include evenings, weekends and holidays.

Frontend Software Engineer

Security Engineer

• Act as a liaison to other pillars in the Product Cybersecurity department (Compliance, Monitoring/SOC, Onboard Cybersecurity), ensuring offboard cybersecurity is represented in and connected to department-wide processes, standards, tool engagements, and decision points.
• Deliver practical, technically grounded recommendations to product teams and leadership, helping them make risk-based tradeoff decisions that fit how their systems actually work.
• Translate technical insight into standards, requirements, and training, contributing to discoverable, practical guidance.
• Support cross-pillar initiatives including: ASPM and tool integrations, cryptographic standards, security deliverable improvements, and risk management.
• Mentor and upskill engineers across the offboard space, sharing technical security expertise, coaching team members on assessment and testing techniques, and helping raise the overall security capability and consistency across the API Security, AppSec, Charging, and PKI/KMS pillars.
• Evaluate new and emerging technologies and assess how to securely bring them into Ford's offboard environment, working across department boundaries to do so.
• Support threat modeling for complex systems, features, and integrations, including API AuthN/AuthZ flows, charging use cases (Plug & Charge, V2G), and cryptographic trust services, contributing technical depth to threat models led by others.
• Take on complex technical problems across the offboard space, working alongside the relevant cybersecurity engineer to investigate options, and drive toward practical solutions.
• Support cybersecurity engineers in the development of reusable, practical, and secure usage patterns for new and emerging technologies in the Offboard product space.
• Collaborate with the monitoring team to analyze security trends across the offboard space and help define concrete actions and improvements in response.
• Support the development of SOC detectors by bringing a deep understanding of underlying technologies and identifying potential areas of risk and concern that should be detected and monitored.
• Stay current in new technologies, tools, and ideas, continuously building expertise to keep Ford's offboard security guidance relevant and forward-looking.
• Participate in external working groups related to offboard cybersecurity technologies and initiatives, bringing industry insight back into Ford and representing Ford's perspective where appropriate.

Cybersecurity Technical Specialist

Account Manager

• Visionary Deal-Making & Salesmanship: Proactively identify, prospect, and persuasively pitch high-impact, culturally relevant brand collaborations. Lead the negotiation and contract flow of these complex licensing agreements (4–6 activations annually) to ensure favorable and compliant terms.
• Culture & Trend Spotting: Serve internal teams with excitement and expertise on trends & culture. Maintain a clear pulse on emerging lifestyle, fashion, digital, and gaming trends, translating those insights into collaboration opportunities that introduce Ford to younger generations.
• Brand Strategy Alignment: Collaborate closely with Ford's internal brand teams to identify key objectives (such as improving consideration and awareness with growth audiences). Ensure an authentic connection to nameplates and brand values, and own the point-of-view to strategically approve or decline opportunities. Land a consistent, long-term collaboration strategy with Build, Thrill, and Adventure brand audiences.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration & Project Leadership: Develop and manage comprehensive project plans for high-impact partnerships, coordinating cross-functional internal teams (Brand, Communications, Social, Design, Product Development, and Legal) to ensure seamless execution from concept through launch and activation. Serve as the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for the Ford side.
• Partner & Agency Management: Work with our agency to prospect best-in-class partners, optimize existing relationships, deliver strategic brand collaborations, support key brand moments, and launch programs at retail. Represent Ford by attending industry events, partner meetings, and tradeshows.
• Outbound Licensing Guidance: Oversee brand collaboration extensions linked to core vehicle workstreams when applicable (e.g., Carhartt Super Duty, Filson Bronco).
• Performance Tracking & Reporting: Monitor, analyze, and report on the performance and impact of collaborative partnerships (including revenue generation, brand impressions, and market feedback) to inform future strategy and demonstrate ROI. Create and own a clear "Post-Mortem" process to accelerate team learning.
• Financial & Budget Management: Identify and manage a collaboration budget to tactically amplify authentic storytelling and ensure the maximum marketing impact of our partnerships.

Manager, Strategic Licensing Partnerships

Supply Chain

• Crafting and executing a sourcing strategy including resiliency measures, quality, cost and delivery objectives.
• Leading a global team with a strong background in end-to-end Supply Chain operations.
• Using data and expertise to quickly assess gaps in the supply chain team’s operations and create strategies to address them.
• Developing resiliency strategies raw materials to drive the Supply Chain transformation.
• Setting Supply Chain Category Management and Execution vision and strategy in alignment with the Ford+ plan.
• Creation and implementation of the strategic plan and objectives which will lower costs, maintain a successful supplier base, and ensure the materials needed to drive Ford’s production goals and the Ford + plan.

Senior Supply Chain Manager – Safety Components

Associate

• Assist in leading the preparation and representation of the Company’s position for labor arbitrations.
• Compile, organize, and analyze comprehensive case files, conduct witness preparation, and review critical evidence including grievance steps, local and National agreements, and relevant employment records.
• Draft comprehensive pre- and post-hearing briefs, position statements, and settlement agreements.
• Oversee the operational execution of arbitration hearings, coordinating with key stakeholders, Umpires, and Union leadership to ensure hearing readiness.
•Lead the day-to-day execution of document production and internal evidence collection.
• Ensure all necessary documentation is gathered, reviewed, and organized systematically for discovery.
• Conduct detailed research on CBA provisions, Letters of Understanding, past practices, and historical arbitration precedents to support case strategy development.
• Provide expert, legally grounded interpretation of the CBA, Letters of Understanding, and labor compliance policies to ensure consistent application and mitigate risk.
• Provide strategic drafting and advisory support during local and national collective bargaining cycles in collaboration with the Arbitration Manager.
• Maintain and continuously update the centralized repository of grievance files, arbitration outcomes, settlements, and best practices.
• Manage the oversight of standardized labor processes by tracking compliance, identifying deviations, and reporting performance trends.

Arbitration Associate, Labor Affairs COE

• Lead commodity selection, sourcing execution, and cross-functional collaboration to achieve program objectives while ensuring Supplier Engineering On-Board Dates (SEOBD) are met.
• Develop, maintain, and drive the Sourcing Tracker (SWT), consolidating target-setting status, commodity waterfalls, and sourcing progress to support program milestone achievement.
• Leverage advanced Excel capabilities to analyze complex data sets, develop meaningful insights, and support strategic sourcing decisions.
• Deliver robust cost analytics, including leading and lagging performance indicators, to proactively identify risks and opportunities.
• Partner effectively across Purchasing, Engineering, Finance, Supplier Technical Assistance (STA), and Program Management while providing clear, data-driven updates to leadership.
• Drive execution with a disciplined, results-oriented approach, ensuring sourcing deliverables are completed on time and aligned with program objectives.

Digital Supply Chain Analyst

QA Engineer

• Travel to dealerships, fleet locations, and customer sites to investigate vehicle concerns firsthand (GEMBA)
• Validate customer concerns by observing real-world conditions and confirming failure modes prior to repair or part replacement
• Capture operating environments, usage patterns, and contributing factors impacting vehicle performance
• Collect and document detailed technical data, including photos, videos, and service observations.
• Vehicle data logs (CAN, diagnostics, system data) and information from dealer equipment (alignment, tester data, etc).
• Physical parts when required
• Develop formal technical reports that clearly describe: Failure conditions, Reproduction steps, Environmental and usage factors, Initial observations and engineering hypotheses.
• Provide clear and actionable inputs to Product Development engineering teams
• Partner directly with PD engineering teams to support: Root cause investigation, Failure replication with first hand insights into field conditions
• Development of corrective actions
• Support structured problem solving (8D / 14D) by supplying high-quality field data and evidence
• Accelerate issue resolution by bridging the gap between data signals and real-world validation
• Utilize outputs from Ford systems (warranty triggers, VOQ trends, and internal analytics tools) to:
• Identify issues requiring deep technical investigation
• Support prioritization of emerging concerns
• Work closely with: Dealer technicians and service managers, Customers and fleet operators.
• Collect Voice of Customer (VOC) insights and ensure accurate problem definition
• Provide real-time feedback to Product Development regarding: Emerging quality issues, Gaps in validation or test conditions, Customer usage differences vs design assumptions
• Influence improvements to: Design robustness and recurrence prevention, validation strategies, Design standards, Customer experience

Field Quality Engineer

Systems Engineer

• Lead the teams of ADAS Feature System Engineers (FSEs) to deliver features such as BlueCruise, Pre-Collision Assist, Camera Views, Low-Speed Braking, Trailering Features, and more
• Collaborate with leadership from Product Design and Digital Product Design to refine customer experiences and improve our delivery of new experiences
• Collaborate with application teams to deliver high quality vehicle programs
• Collaborate with Software and V&V leaders to ensure end-to-end implementation and validation of all ADAS Features
• Drive long term quality and robustness improvements into all ADAS Features
• Engage with Automotive Safety Office (ASO) and Office of General Counsel to ensure compliance of all ADAS Features with all applicable regulatory and legal standards as well as internal safety standards
• Drive all FSEs to decompose stakeholder requirements through the entire vehicle, including down to ADAS software and hardware components
• Upskill the current team and hire the next generation of engineers and engineering leaders
• Organize and facilitate design reviews with cross-carline teams throughout the entire System-V to ensure the final customer experience is robust, safe, and delightful
• Drive continuous improvement in processes for the FSE team to improve both speed and quality of deliveries
• Collaborate with peer system engineering organizations to share best practices for excellence in engineering
• Ensure on-time and with-quality deliveries for Ford’s vehicle portfolio
• Lead and support investigations using structured problem solving methods

ADAS Feature System Engineering Manager

• Coordinate commodity selection, sourcing execution, and cross-functional alignment to achieve program targets and meet Supplier Engineering On-Board Dates (SEOBD)
• Compile and maintain the Sourcing Tracker / SWT, consolidating target-setting status and commodity waterfalls aligned to program requirements
• Ensure on-time completion of IPQ packages with VHMs and coordinate SIR requirements to support sourcing activities
• Attend Sourcing PAT meetings with PD Program Management; communicate program status, risks, timing, and support needs across Supply Chain and Site STA
• Coordinate Supply Chain and Finance inputs to support program financial requirements, localization initiatives, and capital investment changes
• Support Purchasing Strategy and coordinate purchasing activities for cost studies, ILVS/sequencing studies, make-vs.-buy analyses, and tooling/purchase order placement
• Represent Supply Chain in NML forums and establish purchasing resource priorities to support program deliverables and escalation needs
• Serve as the Supply Chain PoV owner for the program, preparing status reports and providing milestone inputs to GPDS Integrator, corporate BPR, and OESAR reviews

Supply Chain Programs Analyst

Data Scientist

• Own the process for prognostic feature development from conceptual to feature deployment to our production vehicles.
• Pioneer Physics-Informed Machine Learning (PIML): Fuse first-principles physics modeling with advanced machine learning to develop hybrid, high-fidelity prognostic models that capture complex degradation behaviors across both EV and ICE powertrains.
• Architect Prognostics & RUL Frameworks: Design and deploy state-of-the-art prognostics models to accurately estimate the Remaining Useful Life (RUL) of critical vehicle subsystems, transforming noisy fleet data into actionable maintenance alerts.
• Deploy Edge Models in C++: Translate complex predictive models into highly optimized, low-latency C++ code, bridging the gap between cloud-based data science and resource-constrained on-board vehicle electronic control units (ECUs).
• Harness High-Frequency Signal Processing: Architect custom Digital Signal Processing (DSP) pipelines and time-series analytics to extract clean, high-frequency physical signatures from multi-sensor vehicle networks, isolating early-stage wear patterns before they manifest as failures.
• Design Multi-Sensor Fault Detection & Isolation (FDI): Develop and validate intelligent, multi-sensor anomaly detection frameworks capable of real-time Fault Detection and Isolation (FDI) to ensure vehicle safety, system redundancy, and fault-tolerant control.
• Apply Statistical Causal Inference: Leverage advanced statistical methods (including causal inference, multivariate analysis, ANOVA, and PCA) to differentiate between mere correlation and true physical root causes of component degradation across massive, connected vehicle fleets.
• Own the End-to-End Pipeline (HIL to Production): Direct the entire prognostic lifecycle—moving seamlessly from mathematical conceptualization and simulation in MATLAB/Simulink to physical validation on Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) benches, prototype vehicles, and ultimately to production vehicle deployment.
• Synthesize Deep Subsystem Domain Knowledge: Partner closely with EV and ICE component subject matter experts to translate deep physical domain knowledge (thermal, mechanical, chemical, and electrical) into robust on-board and off-board diagnostics.
• Build Scale with Big Data & Calibration Tools: Ingest and process large-scale telemetry data using Python, SQL, Spark, and Hadoop, while leveraging industry-standard calibration tools (such as ATI and ETAS) to fine-tune algorithms for real-world driving environments. Interact with subject matter experts to understand component/system functions, leverage existing connected vehicle data to model on-board and off-board prognostics algorithms.
• Operate cross-functionally to ensure successful code implementation on production vehicles.

Applied Data Scientist – Vehicle Prognostics

Operations

• Develop, write, and standardize procedural documentation for Deposit Operations. Translate complex, non-standardized processes into clear, concise instructions for frontline staff.
• Create and edit process flow diagrams and other visual aids to enhance the clarity of technical documentation.
• Track and update procedures based on audit findings, regulatory changes, and internal policy updates. Assist in implementing approved procedures across the department.
• Develop and lead the execution of First Line Testing to ensure frontline staff are processing in accordance with policy and procedure. Update the First Line Testing scope, objectives, and rationale as needed.
• Analyze testing exceptions and provide actionable recommendations to enhance internal controls or increase operational efficiency.
• Compile and generate daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly performance reports and reconcile data discrepancies.
• Other duties as assigned.

Deposit Operations Control Analyst

Product Manager

• As a Senior Product Manager, you will be a strategic leader responsible for inspiring change, leading high-performing teams, and driving continuous improvement across our portfolio.
• The position is highly involved in transitioning the prototype portfolio from legacy applications into a modern integrated ecosystem.
• You will work closely with cross-functional partners spanning different levels and development teams to translate strategic roadmaps into tangible deliverables, ensuring efficient execution and alignment across all stakeholders.
• This role demands a blend of strategic thinking, agile leadership, and a deep understanding of both business and technical requirements to deliver high-quality, customer-centric software Products.

Senior Product Manager – Prototypes

Pricing Analyst

• Developing an understanding of current and future vehicle product offerings.
• Supporting international teams with pricing data preparation and maintenance in pricing systems.
• Setting up and updating key market and pricing parameters, including product specifications, cost contributions, and sales mix assumptions.
• Assisting in the preparation of pricing recommendations and proposals.
• Collecting, analyzing, and consolidating data to support management decision-making.
• Preparing ad-hoc reports, analyses, and market studies.
• Ensuring data accuracy and supporting continuous improvement of pricing processes.

Vehicle Pricing Analyst

Manager

• Serve as a trusted advisor to Dealer Owners, Dealer Principals, and Parts & Service Directors, conducting regular performance review meetings to drive key business initiatives.
• Influence and coach dealership leadership to implement best practices, optimize workshop operations, and improve overall departmental profitability.
• Collaborate closely with internal corporate departments (Sales, Marketing, Technical Support, and Parts Logistics) to provide seamless, comprehensive support to the dealer network.
• Consult on service shop productivity, workshop efficiency, and digital tool integration to maximize technician labor utilization, workshop throughput, and Customer Pay RO growth.
• Review dealership workshop capacity and workflow constraints; partner with Service Managers to optimize stall utilization, dispatch systems, and scheduling processes.
• Analyze Customer Experience Index (CEI), Net Promoter Score (NPS), and Fix It Right First Time (FIRFT) data to pinpoint gaps in dealer processes. Lead the design and implementation of tailored process improvements to resolve customer concerns and boost brand loyalty.
• Achieve or exceed assigned monthly, quarterly, and annual parts, accessories, and tire sales targets (wholesale and retail).