Design and Release chassis components including shocks, springs, stabars, and related hardware for future Ford Racing production vehicles
Work directly with core underbody teams to ensure requirements and design rules are met
Occasional travel may be required to support vehicle development and supplier reviews
Serve as the single point of contact for all aspects of chassis component part design and deliver components and systems that meet program targets for quality, function, cost, weight, and timing
Support testing, prototype, launch builds and ongoing production of Ford Racing vehicles at assembly plants and test facilities
Interface daily with other D&R engineers, attribute teams, program management, suppliers, and manufacturing to ensure compliance with required specifications and efficient decision-making
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering required
3 years of experience with demonstrated results in component Design and Release required
Excellent written and oral communication skills required
Strong knowledge of tunable suspension component design including shocks, coil springs, stabilizer bars, and related mounting hardware desired
Familiarity with Ford PD systems and processes including GPDS, WERS, FEDEBOM, FEDE, Teamcenter, 3DX desired
Strong knowledge of chassis systems and how they interface with the other vehicle systems desired
Experience with vehicle manufacturing launch and prototype process desired
Familiarity with CAD (Catia) tools desired
Ford Tier II driver evaluation certification desired
Ideal candidate is a self-starter with ability to deliver results and overcome obstacles
Visa sponsorship is not available; candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States
Candidates in commuting distance may be required to be onsite four or more days per week