Ford Motor Company

Analyst

• Oversee North American supplier manufacturing from a supply chain and logistics perspective.
• Demand strategic thinking, effective leadership, and the capability to manage multiple issues simultaneously across various plants and suppliers.
• Leverage sense of urgency and responsiveness to plant needs to protect the daily and weekly schedules.
• Act as change agent needing to find efficiencies in current state operations to allow the new tools to expand our horizon for evaluating supply risks.
• Empower continuous improvement mindset to seek and mitigate premium costs.
• Work with the Ascent and Pega tools.
• Provide communication and dimension of risk as needed to escalate to leadership.

Logistics Analyst

Full-stack Engineer

• Work closely with Tech Anchors, Product Managers, and Product Owners to deliver generative AI solutions on GCP using Python and a modern, full-stack architecture.
• Work with software and ML engineers to tackle challenging problems in building and deploying agentic AI solutions.
• Design, build, and maintain cloud infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles, managing configurations for dev, staging, and prod environments.
• Maintain and manage current CI/CD ecosystem and tools.
• Find ways to automate and continually improve current CI/CD and release processes.
• Examine, inspect code and scripts, and resolve issues across the full application stack.
• Help innovate and standardize development practices for building cloud-native AI products.
• Experiment, innovate and share knowledge with the team.
• Lead by example in the use of Paired Programming and Test-Driven Development for cross-training, problem-solving, and speed to delivery.
• Leverage latest ML / GenAI / agent frameworks to build complex AI workflows.

Software Engineer – Gen AI

Engineer

• Create control/estimation algorithms for various body control features like window control, closure system, and lighting.
• Lead the design and integration of various body controls hardware components on electrical test assets such as benches, bucks, labcars, and vehicles.
• Collaborate with software integration teams to bring up core functions and broadcast software level requirements to electrical hardware and systems teams.
• Understand functional safety principles and participate in functional safety analyses of complex vehicle subsystems.
• Develop comprehensive test plans and perform thorough testing to validate firmware functionality, stability, and performance under various conditions, including low power modes.
• Spearhead body controls feature development, working cross-functionally with hardware, software, architecture, and many other teams to author feature boundary diagrams and validation strategies.
• Author subsystem block diagrams and lead subsystem reviews through all vehicle program development phases
• Early phases of firmware development will focus on hardware validation, labcar testing, and setting up the automation framework for unit, SIL and HIL testing.

Embedded Controls Engineer – Body Controls

Systems Engineer

• Serve as a PD engineer responsible for 10 speed RWD and RWD hybrid propulsion systems and the specific transmission components and assemblies
• Take ownership of the component, work hand in hand with specific component engineers
• Work with Ford analytical teams, component engineers and suppliers to define component duty cycles
• Lead teams through validation of components and sub assemblies
• Lead root cause investigations
• Define ES specs for components and suppliers.
• Complete design assessments including design rules, assembly stacks, print updates
• Must be in Livonia Michigan 4 days a week or more depending on specific testing/hardware needs.
• Must be approved to travel globally.

Rear Wheel Drive Transmission Engineer

Risk

• Engineer technical risk solutions that reduce operational, cyber, and resilience risk through architecture, automation, and control design.
• Translate risk requirements, policies, and standards into implementable technical patterns, guardrails, and reference architectures.
• Prioritize and influence solution design decisions based on risk impact, blast radius, and recovery dependencies.
• Partner with platform, cloud, security, and SRE teams to embed risk controls directly into infrastructure and pipelines.
• Evaluate control effectiveness using technical signals and evidence, not just procedural compliance.
• Support initiatives such as secure cloud architecture, isolated recovery environments, identity and access hardening, and infrastructure resilience.
• Provide technical guidance on risk tradeoffs, recovery sequencing, and dependency-aware system design.
• Contribute to lightweight process definition where needed—but always in service of enabling better technical outcomes.

Senior Technical Risk Engineer

DevOps Engineer

• Develop methodology to set Reliability goals.
• Create frameworks and methods used to develop Reliability test plans.
• Work to integrate Reliability into all phases of vehicle and component development.

In Service Reliability Engineer – High Time

• Perform 3D thermal/fluid CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) simulations at the system, subsystem, and component levels of an ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) using commercial CFD software
• Work with component and system engineers and provide technical guidance
• Develop and apply CFD methods to support product development and virtual test signoff

3D CFD Engineer

• Architect, design, and develop robust electrical and software systems for vehicle access and infotainment domains.
• Lead the integration of embedded systems with cloud-based services and infrastructure, ensuring secure and scalable solutions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including software engineers, hardware designers, cybersecurity specialists, and cloud architects to define system requirements and specifications.
• Evaluate new technologies and industry trends to drive innovation in vehicle access and in-car user experiences.
• Ensure system designs meet rigorous performance, safety, and cybersecurity standards.
• Provide technical leadership and guidance throughout the product development lifecycle, from concept to deployment.
• Develop feature specifications, feature Failure Mode Avoidance documentation, feature verification plan, etc.
• Provide product support, evaluating quality and aiding triage issues to determine root cause.
• Lead trade-off discussions with multi-functional teams.
• Communicate complex systems, issues and resolutions in a clear and concise manner.

Systems Engineer – Feature Design, Digital Keys

• Provide manufacturing engineering excellence as part of a dynamic team to deliver engine assembly program content – from initial process concept through a final production assembly system.
• Development of tooling and facilities based on product and process.
• Apply lean manufacturing principles.
• Lead virtual manufacturing assembly builds.
• Drive resolution of manufacturing issues.
• Interface with Design and Release activities.
• Interface with cross-functional activities (Product Development, Supplier Technical Assistance, Purchasing, Facilities, Material Planning & Logistics, New Model Programs).
• Develop formal assembly process instructions that meet quality and cycle time requirements.
• Lead assembly tooling specification purchase, installation, start-up, and commissioning at the assembly site.
• Lead identification, resolution, and closure of eMotor, Assembly, Test, Controls, Ergonomics, Safety and other feasibility issues.
• Prepare management presentations.
• Drive quality, cost, and labor improvements.
• Support new model launches. During launches, the position will require travel, standing, and walking in a plant environment.

Manufacturing Process Engineer – Plant Assembly

• Lead the creation and implementation of oil testing specifications and requirements.
• Lead testing at suppliers for the testing and analysis of oil performance.
• Lead tribology laboratory, maintain equipment and improve lab testing capabilities.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with internal customers in Research and Product Development, to support production or warranty related actions or studies.
• Represent Ford Motor Company or conferences and symposiums.
• Deliver transferable work products to the Product Development Team that is applicable for a production program.

Drivetrain Fluids, Hydraulics and Thermal Engineer

Accounting Manager

• As a member of our Corporate Accounting Team, you will gain experience and develop your skills in a variety of accounting positions that will provide you with the necessary knowledge and expertise to further advance your career.
• Throughout your career at Ford, you will have numerous opportunities within our accounting organization that will enable you to enhance your accounting skills in a variety of corporate accounting areas, such as financial reporting, U.S GAAP and IFRS accounting policy, treasury accounting, marketing and sales accounting, and Financial Services accounting.

Technical Product Manager

• You will define the product roadmap and requirements for a diverse technology stack that spans low-level embedded systems and high-level server-side platforms, ensuring solutions enable continuous self-testing, autonomous software updates, real-time data reporting, and seamless integration between factory systems and vehicle platforms.
• You will be instrumental in identifying and prioritizing product features that leap beyond traditional manufacturing and diagnostic paradigms—breaking new ground on never-done-before solutions for not-yet-shipped hardware. This requires exceptional product leadership, innovative thinking, and a bold approach to defining solutions in a safety-critical, real-time environment.
• By strategically guiding the advancement of in-house diagnostic, testing, and flashing capabilities, you will empower Ford to rapidly innovate and deliver superior manufacturing yield and customer experiences.
• You will also manage and foster strong relationships with external vendors and technology partners, aligning their deliverables and roadmaps with Ford's strategic goals to ensure seamless integration of third-party solutions.
• Your product leadership will directly contribute to unlocking the full potential of Vehicle-as-X, turning vehicles into active participants in their assembly, quality assurance, and lifecycle management.

Technical Product Owner – Diagnostics

Manager

• Lead the commercial transformation toward Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) architectures, ensuring software modularity and reusability are reflected in contract structures
• Own and lead sourcing strategy for in‑vehicle and embedded software categories, aligned to Ford’s technical roadmaps and long‑term business priorities
• Act as the primary commercial owner for strategic software suppliers, accountable for relationship health, performance, cost, and risk
• Partner with engineering, product, legal, and finance leaders to shape make/buy decisions, supplier selection, and contract strategy
• Drive end‑to‑end commercial execution, including licensing purchases, renewals, change management, cost governance, and supplier performance reviews
• Develop and maintain total cost of ownership (TCO) models, benchmarks, and market intelligence to support executive‑level decisions
• Conduct 'should-cost' analysis and technical benchmarking to validate supplier pricing models for complex software development (Agile/Scrum-based delivery)
• Lead complex negotiations across licensing, development, supply, and services agreements, balancing cost, flexibility, IP protection, and long‑term partnership value
• Design and synthesize supplier, market, and industry research to anticipate risks, identify opportunities, and inform strategy
• Establish and evolve supplier performance frameworks to support future sourcing and investment decisions
• Identify and execute sourcing alternatives to improve cost efficiency, resilience, and scalability across the software supply chain
• Drive continuous improvement of software sourcing and licensing processes across global, cross‑functional teams
• Represent software sourcing perspectives in senior leadership discussions, influencing outcomes beyond direct reporting lines

Manager, SW/IP Licensing

Data Scientist

• Model Development: Design and implement advanced machine learning models for predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and computer vision-based quality control.
• End-to-End Pipeline Construction: Architect data pipelines from ingestion (sensor data, PLC logs) to model deployment and monitoring using GCP and Python.
• Statistical Analysis: Apply rigorous statistical methods to identify patterns in manufacturing data that correlate with vehicle quality or equipment downtime.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with Product and Engineering teams to translate manufacturing pain points into technical requirements and deliver user-centric data products.
• Technical Leadership: Act as a subject matter expert within ATP, conducting code reviews, mentoring junior scientists, and staying at the forefront of AI/ML research in the industrial space.
• Scalability: Ensure models are optimized for production environments, moving from localized pilots to global plant-wide deployments.
• Data Strategy: Work with data engineering to improve data collection protocols and sensor telemetry quality from the plant floor.

Senior Data Scientist

Solutions Engineer

• Complete vehicle module software and configuration updates
• Root-cause & resolve vehicle issues to enable functional ADAS features
• Hands-on troubleshooting for Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) and configuration issues
• Understand and verify vehicle specifications for complete feature validation
• Support over-the-air (OTA) test readiness and validation activities
• Understand ADAS test methods and required feature behaviors
• Support ADAS feature validation testing and development
• Deliver efficiency improvements in test operations activities via process development, team training and tools creation
• Additional tasks related to business operation