Ford Motor Company

Engineer

• Represent Battery Manufacturing Engineering (BME) at program meetings and act as Ford BME designated person to direct contractors and support personnel to deliver program objectives.
• Track new program equipment (vendor runoff through in-plant capability).
• Maintain Launch Quality Operating System (LQOS) charts.
• Facilitate and coordinate weekly purchase order, advance purchasing notification, change request meeting agendas and reports.
• Actively participate in the meetings led by process engineers and Building & Facilities team to discuss layout until reaching layout freeze.
• Update program reporting systems (OPIC, 15 panel, 10 Panel, Integrator).
• Develop and maintain program master schedules.
• Analyze schedules identifying shortfalls, program content and timing changes.
• Facilitate resolution of timing issues and issue escalation processes.
• Coordinate recovery actions for timing scenarios.
• Lead and assist in updating and publishing various program review decks and web databases.
• Receive, evaluate and write work order requests and track status.
• Receive, evaluate and process WERS (Worldwide Engineering Release System) notifications, route to appropriate WERS contacts and track status.
• Program change management coordinator for each program and liaison with the BME coordinator.
• Drive documentation updates and maintain Program SharePoint.
• Provide process confirmation for the application of the BME Quality Operating System (QOS).

BME Manufacturing Engineer

Manager

• Drive Sales Growth: Develop and execute go-to-market strategies to exceed sales and market penetration objectives for Motorcraft parts within your assigned zone.
• Manage Key Accounts: Serve as the primary business consultant and relationship owner for a portfolio of Ford Authorized Distributors (FADs) and Bulk Oil Distributors (BODs).
• Act as a Brand Ambassador: Lead training sessions for distributor sales teams, represent Ford at trade shows, and travel with field reps to secure business with installers and fleets.
• Execute Marketing & Loyalty Programs: Implement local and national marketing plans, manage promotional funds, and leverage loyalty programs like the Professional Service Network (PSN) to build brand allegiance.
• Provide Market Intelligence: Serve as the eyes and ears of Ford in the aftermarket, gathering critical data on competitors, pricing, and product needs to inform corporate strategy.
• Solve Complex Problems: Assist distributors with operational challenges, including inventory optimization, logistics, claims, and ensuring service levels to Ford and Lincoln dealers.

After Market Zone Manager

Security Engineer

• Design, develop, and maintain robust data pipelines using GCP native services.
• Build and manage data quality frameworks to ensure the integrity and reliability of security data assets.
• Integrate diverse data sources and security tools via APIs to centralize security oversight.
• Optimize database performance, query efficiency, and storage costs within Google BigQuery.
• (Preferred) Utilize Cribl to route, shape, and enrich incoming security telemetry and log data.

Senior Data Engineer – Cybersecurity

Program Manager

• Lead the strategy, delivery, and ongoing management of Ford and Lincoln’s digital service scheduling platforms
• Drive cross-functional execution across engineering, design, operations, and provider partners
• Ensure delivery of a best-in-class scheduling and service experience for retail and commercial fleet customers
• Manage a diverse landscape of provider capabilities to provide exceptional experiences across all channels
• Collaborate with Engineering, Design, and Operations teams to drive delivery and support.

Vehicle Program Director

Technical Program Manager

• Drive the Cloud & Mobile technology roadmap, with a deep understanding of mobile apps, cloud applications / infrastructure, and connected vehicle experiences. Guide delivery teams in adopting scalable and modular Cloud & Mobile architectures, ensuring alignment with program objectives.
• Develop and maintain integrated schedules, dependency maps, and risk mitigation plans across Cloud & Mobile portfolio. Ensure timely delivery of Cloud & Mobile capabilities aligned with vehicle launch timelines, digital product objectives and regulatory requirements.
• Build strong relationships with engineering, product, engineering project managers, and partner teams. Influence senior leadership and stakeholders to align on priorities, trade-offs, and strategic direction. Facilitate cross-organizational collaboration to resolve technical and programmatic challenges.
• Communicate program status, scorecards, risks, and decisions clearly and effectively to executive leadership and technical teams.
• Identify and implement process improvements to enhance program execution, quality, and velocity.

Principal Technical Program Manager

• You will own the end-to-end configuration, maintenance, and delivery of the VSCS Excel sheets and databases to VOME.
• You will ensure that this critical data is perfectly formatted and optimized for seamless integration with the plant’s eCATS, serving as the single source of truth for end-of-line vehicle programming.
• By proactively aligning stakeholders, you will resolve conflicting requirements and ensure that all engineering changes are fully prepared, validated and approved before they are scheduled for plant deployment.
• As the resident subject matter expert, you will provide authoritative, technical guidance to engineering teams on how to design their software configuration and diagnostic logic.
• You will lead cross-functional problem-solving efforts when database anomalies or software compatibility issues are identified.
• You will establish and execute rigorous quality assurance protocols to validate the VSCS Excel deliverables.

Netcom Engineer

• Create, maintain, and update Global Manufacturing Requirement standards (GMR), Global Standard Cells, and Health Chart mapping.
• Lead new or updated BoD / BoP standard projects and manage VOSS standards related to chassis and powertrain.
• Perform DPA5 checks, identify part/process issues, and support virtual build sequences as CAD matures.
• Create and update program-specific process sheets, PFMEAs, and support SCCAF development and sign-off.
• Define requirements for DC/pneumatic tooling, fixtured tooling, lift assists, and major automation needs; develop SOWs for tooling design and build.

Feasibility Engineer

Full-stack Engineer

• Lead the design, development, and deployment of robust, scalable, and high-performance data pipelines on GCP.
• Drive the migration of on-premise and legacy data processes to native GCP services.
• Implement and manage CI/CD pipelines using Tekton for automated data pipeline deployments and testing.
• Utilize Terraform to provision and manage GCP infrastructure as code, ensuring consistency and repeatability.
• Manage source code, collaborate on development, and enforce best practices using GitHub.
• Work extensively with GCP services such as Big Query, Dataflow, IBM CloudPak, and Apache Airflow.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand data requirements and translate them into technical solutions.
• Conduct thorough analysis of existing data systems, identify areas for improvement, and integrate diverse data sources.
• Perform rigorous performance tuning and optimization of data pipelines and queries.
• Provide proactive production support, diagnosing and resolving complex technical challenges efficiently.
• Actively participate in code reviews, mentor junior engineers, and contribute to the evolution of engineering best practices and coding standards.

Full Stack Software Engineer – Teradata, ETL, DataStage

Customer Support

• The Ford Motor Credit Company team helps put people behind the wheels of great Ford and Lincoln vehicles.
• Responsibilities include taking inbound and making outbound customer phone calls to Ford Credit customers, dealers, insurance companies, or other third parties.
• Navigate multiple systems to resolve many and varied phone calls related to vehicle financing or leasing.
• Build customer relationships and brand advocates by servicing customers with honesty, expertise, and care.

Customer Service Representative – Loss Prevention

Hardware Engineer

• Test Infrastructure Development: Design, build, and maintain complex ECU-level test benches, integrating hardware and software components to create scalable and reliable validation environments.
• V&V Strategy and Planning: Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to define and implement comprehensive verification and validation (V&V) plans for automotive hardware and systems.
• Test Execution and Automation: Design and execute functional, performance, and safety test cases while developing automation scripts and tools to increase testing efficiency and accuracy.
• Root Cause Analysis and Debugging: Lead the debugging of complex system issues, working across teams to identify root causes, confirm fixes, and implement strategies to prevent future regressions.
• Reporting and Process Optimization: Prepare detailed technical reports for stakeholders and continuously improve testing methodologies and tools to enhance overall effectiveness.

Senior Hardware Validation Engineer

• Act as the technical authority for Rear View (FMVSS111) and Surround View camera features, leading requirements decomposition, cross-domain orchestration, and roadmap definition in collaboration with Product and Digital Design teams.
• Ensure the robustness of our camera features by leading the development of feature requirements, Boundary diagrams, design analysis, Failure Mode Avoidance, and test procedures.
• Ensure global regulatory (FMVSS111) and functional safety (ISO-26262) compliance by partnering with the Automotive Safety Office and Office of General Counsel to develop item definitions, hazard analyses, and safety concepts.
• Drive feature robustness through Failure Mode Avoidance (FMA) and advanced validation (HIL/SIL/Vehicle); lead complex root cause investigations (8D/5-Why) and present technical solutions to enterprise leadership.
• Collaborate with Product Design and Digital Design teams to define the roadmap and scope of Ford’s Camera Experience Features, including the look and feel we want our customers to experience.

ADAS Surround View Camera Engineer

• Drive functional safety, safety of the intended functionality (SOTIF), and AI-enabled safety practices across Ford's next-generation vehicle platforms.
• Architect safety processes, methods, and tool chains for safe, cyber-resilient, software-intensive vehicles.
• Partner with cross-disciplinary teams to embed "safety-by-design" into products.
• Mentor engineers and represent Ford in industry standards bodies.
• Transform how safety is delivered: faster, more accurate, and more efficient.

Systems Safety Technical Lead

Analyst

• Manage complex, end-to-end supply chain programs that span procurement, logistics, manufacturing, and planning.
• Drive transformation through structured change management, ensuring successful adoption of new processes, systems, and technologies across the organization.
• Shape strategy, develop scalable solutions, and enable data-driven decision making that improves performance today while building the supply chain capabilities of the future.

MP&L Analyst

Procurement

• Lead the end-to-end sourcing process (RFI, RFQ, negotiations, and sourcing recommendations) for EV hardware and accessories for commercial and internal customers.
• Negotiate Master Service Agreements (MSAs), Statements of Work (SOWs), and Service-Level Agreements (SLAs), ensuring favorable terms regarding IP rights, liability, warranty, and RMAs.
• Establish and monitor KPI metrics and lead Supplier Business Unit Reviews (BURs) to drive continuous improvement, quality, and high customer satisfaction.
• Serve as the primary interface between Indirect/Production Purchasing, Ford charging, PD, Finance, and Legal to align on automotive standards and business goals.
• Support North American inventory tracking, oversee supply chain risk assessments, and coordinate with logistics and sales to ensure timely delivery and program launches.
• Design and implement agile purchasing frameworks and cost models that support fast decision-making and speed-to-market.
• Ensure all activities adhere to corporate purchasing policies, including financial assessments, bailment approvals, and the proper execution of purchase orders.

Category Manager – Electric Vehicles Charging Hardware, Deployment Services

Systems Engineer

• Learning Vehicle Remarketing business processes to become the subject matter expert by documenting business process flows and identifying opportunities for improvement.
• Serving as the business lead on development and enhancement projects for Vehicle Remarketing systems that manage Ford and Ford Credit used vehicle inventory and sales.
• Developing business requirements and process flows and working with our IT partners to create/update specifications. Develop test plans and cases, review IT test results and perform UAT testing to validate business requirements. Log issues and work with the IT team to resolve.
• Working with other Ford and Ford Credit business and system areas to provide analytical support and troubleshooting for requests such as cash flows, account balances, tax audits, and data requests.
• Maintaining inbound and outbound record layouts and communicating changes to all customers both inside and outside the Company.
• Coordinating and reviewing testing for all changes between vehicle remarketing systems and external systems such as auction and ramp systems.
• Assisting customers within the company (Vehicle Remarketing Area Managers, Ford Credit Central Office and Business Centers, CVMS, ARS, eFRIS, Wholesale, CATS, Dealer Contracts, Ford of Canada, Treasury, etc.) with problem resolution, information requests, intra-company communications, new program coordination and follow-up.
• Assisting Used Vehicle Information System (UVIS) customers outside the company (AutoTec, Auctions, Carfax/Carproof, etc.) with problem resolution, information requests, inter-company communications, new program coordination, and follow-up.