Ford Motor Company

Security Engineer

• Collaborate with fellow SaaS Security team members and cross-functional teams to proactively identify, analyze, and resolve SaaS security issues, ensuring a robust and secure environment.
• Partner and lead remediation efforts with Enterprise Platform Engineering & Operations (EPEO) Services teams and other stakeholders to mitigate identified security risks and ensure timely resolution.
• Drive the enforcement and continuous improvement of SaaS Security Compliance Standards across Ford's diverse SaaS landscape.
• Design, develop, and implement robust automation solutions for critical security workflows, audits, and policy management within platforms like AppOmni, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDCA), and exception handling processes.
• Lead the technical evaluation and strategic adoption of new security tools and technologies to effectively address emerging security gaps and enhance our defense capabilities.

SaaS Cybersecurity Specialist

• Supply Chain & Third-Party Governance: Conduct detailed cybersecurity risk assessments on third-party software, hardware, and cloud suppliers. Review Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs), vendor security postures, and supply chain risk profiles to ensure alignment with company security requirements.
• Secure Development Practices: Collaborate with product engineering teams to integrate secure software development lifecycle (SSDLC) practices. Promote threat modeling, secure code reviews, and automated security testing (SAST/DAST) across development pipelines.
• Security & Compliance Requirements: Interpret, define, and map product security and compliance requirements against global standards and regulations (e.g., UNECE WP.29 R155/R156, ISO/SAE 21434, ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-53).
• Vulnerability Remediation & Tracking: Lead the end-to-end tracking, prioritization, and remediation of product and third-party vulnerabilities. Coordinate with engineering teams to monitor patch management lifecycles and report on compliance metrics.
• Audit & Evidence Collection: Manage and maintain compliance documentation and evidence artifacts for internal audits and external regulatory submissions (e.g., vehicle type approvals and energy sector certifications).
• Operational Excellence: Establish and optimize compliance dashboards, KPIs, and reporting mechanisms to track product cybersecurity posture and compliance scores.
• Collaboration & Innovation: Partner closely with Purchasing, Legal, Product Engineering, and enterprise IT security teams to drive a unified risk management strategy. Apply automated tools and modern approaches to scale supply chain risk assessments and vulnerability tracking processes.

Compliance – Product Cybersecurity

Engineer

• Partner closely with base Material Flow, Packaging, and Automation Engineers during the forward model phase to review Plan for Every Part (PFEP), 3D Layout & Flow Simulation, Automation Process Application ensuring they align with global MP&L standards.
• Own the continuous improvement and authoring of MP&L deployment procedures. Translate complex engineering designs into standardized operating procedures (SOPs), Bill of Process (BoP) guidelines, and standard work instructions for plant floor execution.
• Lead and facilitate comprehensive Failure Mode Effects Analysis (FMEA) for new model program material flow and packaging. Identify critical points of failure across automated systems (AMRs/AGVs/ASRS’s), packaging constraints, and material handling bottlenecks.
• For all critical risks and potential disruptions identified in operations, establish, document, and validate backup procedures. Ensure the plant can seamlessly transition to alternative or manual workflows while maintaining safety, quality, and service levels without interruptions.
• Collaborate with Manufacturing, Quality, and Plant Operations to ensure risk-mitigation strategies and backup procedures are integrated into early facility designs and budget planning.
• Lead the physical "dry running" and stress-testing of both primary and backup procedures during pre-production launch phases. Train plant logistics personnel on fallback procedures to ensure operational readiness before Start of Production (SOP).

MP&L Forward Model Process Engineer

Analyst

• Consolidate Global Ford Blue financials for corporate reporting (monthly actuals and forecast, quarterly earnings, annual budget and business plan)
• Drive operational accountability for delivery of Ford Blue profits, particularly focused on market factor (volume/net revenue) commitments
• Develop ad hoc studies / analysis (e.g. CFO deep-dive, Quarterly Earnings, Investor Relations, Capital Markets Day, Global leadership Day)
• Skill Team Liaison – Serve as liaison to Skill Teams for Ford Blue updates, including assisting with reconciling management schedules to IMPRS (for variances and absolutes)
• Corporate Finance Liaison – Serve as liaison to Corporate Finance for Ford Blue updates, including assisting with gaining alignment on key assumptions and timing
• Executive Support - Prepare and present material for leadership reviews spanning across finance and operating topics
• Systems & Data Management - Serve as a lead for financial reporting systems; input, reconcile, and analyze data including Profit Matrix and Vehicle Line Income Statements to ensure financials align with key physicals
• Continuous Improvement - Proactively simplify processes, eliminate waste, and implement workflow improvements to enhance team efficiency

Analyst, NA Forecast – Earnings

• Developing and documenting inverter manufacturing and assembly processes (i.e. laser welding, PCBA soldering, etc.)
• Develop and maintain engineering specifications for the inverter assembly
• Support tier 1 inverter assembler with adapting inverter assembly processes toward mass production
• Contribute toward decision making of tier 1 inverter assembler production equipment selection
• Prototyping manufacturing tools and fixtures to aid in the inverter assembly process
• Support tier 1 inverter assembler with developing/creating manufacturing tools and fixtures for production
• Conduct DOEs to prove out inverter manufacturing and assembly processes
• Maintain and procure parts to develop prototype manufacturing tools/fixtures

Inverter Manufacturing Engineer

Manager

• Plan, execute, and report on the Bank’s internal audit program.
• Lead a team of auditors to assess the adequacy and effectiveness of internal controls.
• Identify areas of risk management and regulatory compliance.
• Provide actionable insights to management and the audit committee.
• Report to the Head of Internal Audit for the bank and help build the Bank’s internal audit function.

Manager, Internal Audit

Supply Chain

• Support sourcing and supply strategies for electronic commodities across multiple vehicle programs.
• Manage day-to-day supplier relationships and collaborate with Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers to improve supply visibility and performance.
• Monitor semiconductor and electronic component supply, identify potential risks, and support mitigation and recovery actions.
• Support commercial activities including supplier negotiations, capacity planning discussions, and cost management initiatives.
• Partner with Engineering, Material Planning & Logistics, Manufacturing, Finance, and Program teams to align supply with business requirements.
• Develop and maintain reporting on supply risks, inventory levels, supplier performance, and recovery actions.
• Support commodity strategies, sourcing plans, and long-range supply planning activities.
• Collaborate with global teams across North America, Europe, China, and joint ventures to address supply challenges and share best practices.

Supply Chain Analyst, Connectivity – Digital Systems

Data Analyst

• Partner with data scientists, business owners, and database developers to formulate business problems, design analytical models, and deploy data-driven solutions.
• Build, validate, and optimize predictive and statistical models to uncover trends, conduct A/B testing, and enable precise audience segmentation.
• Create and publish automated reports, metrics, and visual dashboards using industry-standard tools (such as Power BI and Looker) to provide actionable insights to stakeholders.
• Proactively identify, troubleshoot, and resolve data anomalies or quality issues by collaborating with technical and business platform owners.
• Continuously evaluate data collection methods, reporting workflows, and delivery systems to improve efficiency, accuracy, and overall business value.
• Synthesize sophisticated datasets and analytical findings into clear, compelling presentations and strategic recommendations for non-technical leadership.

Data Scientist / Analytics Analyst

Mechanical Engineer

• Responsible for the specification, design, development, and validation of on-board power conversion modules.
• Act as the Subject Matter Expert of vehicle installed power converters and provide technical guidance to D&R, test, and systems engineers on the team.
• Develop and ensure robust interface with vehicle and accessory modules.
• Lead design reviews and worst-case circuit analysis.
• Develop and work with supplier and Ford approved test lab to execute EMC test plan.
• Develop a solution that meet regional standards and code compliance including IEC, GBT, UL and CE standards from IEEE, and others.
• Ensure design meets functional safety standards.
• Provide HW support to resolve user concerns, investigate and troubleshoot system faults and errors.
• Stay connected with focus groups and forums to stay at the forefront of technology advancements in order to keep the team abreast of the latest technological solutions.
• Domestic and International Travel Required up to 10%.

Power Conversion Hardware Design Engineer

Architect

• Develop innovative geometrical packaging solutions for all vehicle systems that optimize product attributes, simplify manufacturing processes, and enable key styling themes.
• Create sketches, 3D CAD data, and physical prototypes for vehicle integration concepts that improve product cost, mass, efficiency, manufacturability, serviceability, and user experience.
• Drive cross-functional product architecture decisions between vehicle systems through engineering fundamentals and attribute sensitivities.
• Identify and resolve geometrical incompatibilities between systems with concept 3D CAD.
• Collaborate with engineers, designers, technicians, and suppliers to procure and build physical properties.
• Domestic Travel Required 20%.

Staff Vehicle Architecture Engineer

• Establish, implement, and oversee operational aspects of the bank's cash and liquidity management function.
• Manage the bank’s cash flow operations, forecasting, and internal controls.
• Safeguard balance sheet resilience through rigorous liquidity stress testing and ensure compliance with LCR and NSFR regulatory requirements.
• Build best-in-class operational processes, policies, and controls to support the bank's growth and regulatory compliance.

Senior Treasury Analyst – Cash and Liquidity Management

Platform Engineer

• Collaborate with the Technical Anchor to design, engineer, develop, deploy, and support new Azure AD B2C software and platform features that adhere to Ford security, architecture, and IAM standards.
• Support delivery of tactical and strategic IAM solutions, including analysis, design, and implementation to improve security posture.
• Contribute to the development and implementation of IAM strategies and roadmap.
• Develop and maintain metric dashboards and monitoring/alerting systems.
• Provide day-to-day operations of requests, incidents, and problems.
• Create and maintain technical documentation for team and integrating applications (e.g., architecture diagrams, API documentation, coding standards, operational processes, procedures, configurations, application onboarding tips, etc.)
• Use modern software development Agile methodologies to deliver high-quality software on time and on budget.
• Use modern software delivery pipelines to automate the deployment and testing of software and platform features.
• Maintain and update Ford custom policies using the Identity Experience Framework.
• Maintain and update UI (visual presentation of user journeys) in accordance with the Ford UI Design Team provided specifications.
• Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code in C#, .NET Core, or other relevant languages that can integrate with Azure Graph APIs.

Customer Identity Platform Engineer

• Execute Product Line Performance workstream initiatives and drive rapid progress to identify and deliver profit improvement actions that cut across multiple lines of the income statement
• Apply customer insights, competitive intelligence, regulatory and market trends to identify opportunities to improve existing or to create new products and experiences
• Identify and lead cross-vehicle strategic initiatives, coordinating with cross-functional teams such as Planning, Manufacturing, Finance, Marketing, Purchasing, and PD
• Distill data, insights, and information into compelling, easy-to-digest presentation materials, and drive discussions with Executive leadership
• Drive shared understanding and clarity of enterprise-wide strategic priorities

Manager, Product Line Performance

• Execute ISO 26262 functional safety activities across global and cross-functional teams (e.g., powertrain, infotainment, active safety, driver assistance).
• Apply Ford functional safety processes, methods, tools, and training to develop safety work products for systems and software.
• Use MBSE/SysML to model system functions, interfaces, and safety-related behaviors.
• Support development of safety concepts (FSC/TSC) and system architectures.
• Collaborate with research and advanced engineering teams to transition new technologies into production.
• Create clear and compliant technical documentation to support audits, reviews, and program milestones.
• Work closely with product development, quality, and manufacturing teams to ensure “safety by design.”
• Identify and drive continuous improvement in functional safety processes, tools, and methodologies.
• Contribute to global safety libraries, standards, and best practices.
• Develop into a subject matter expert and support mentoring within the team.

Core Functional Safety Engineer

Systems Engineer

• Work on the ADAS Architecture to better integrate and optimize function of ADAS Software with the hardware and sensor sets. This includes cross functional work with electrical, infotainment, body, and more.
• Authorship, release, and reporting of requirements, test methods, and program deliverables in JAMA and Ford Engineering Design Environment (FEDE).
• Responsible for all aspects of analyzing ADAS system issues and methodically identifying root cause using 8D and other structured processes.
• Hands-on troubleshooting for Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) and/or configuration issues.
• Implementing countermeasures, and reporting issues effecting ADAS driving and vision systems.
• Drive prevent re-occurrence actions to address systemic root cause by updating requirements, design verification methods, DFMEAS, and processes within ADAS.
• Diagnose and triage issues from HiL, bread board, Voice of Customer Fleet (VoCF), plant, etc. and consult teams through resolution.
• Support assembly plant EOL issues and providing remote/in-person diagnostic support.
• Provide status reporting to the ADAS and program leadership, in line with GPDS deliverables.
• Provide guidance and mentoring to new employees in diagnostics and equipment usage by sharing knowledge and technical procedures.
• There are also opportunities to develop new methods and procedures for ADAS as the system evolves to the next generation of technology.
• While we try to use connected vehicle and remote diagnostics as much as possible, some travel to plants or dealerships will be required. Estimate up to 15%.