Ford Motor Company

Supervisor

• Lead the Propulsive Vehicles Software (PVCSYS), Propulsive Driver Interface (PDISYS), and Powertrain Thermal Software (THMSYS) team within the Propulsion Software and Diagnostics Department
• Own delivery of customer-facing feature logic including cruise control, Grade Assist, Hill Descent Control interaction, Rapid Response mode, and lift-pedal deceleration support across current and upcoming platforms
• Provide in-field and upcoming program support across thermal systems, diesel, powertrain vehicle controls, and diagnostics systems (THMSYS, DIESEL, PVCSYS, PDISYS), ensuring production vehicle quality alongside new feature development
• Direct root cause resolution of complex, interdependent DTC and containment issues, driving systematic diagnosis and lasting fixes rather than short-term patches
• Champion MATLAB/Model-Based Design tooling modernization, leading migration of team software to current MATLAB and MBD tools versions and expanding automated Simulink test coverage
• Lead platform and architecture work spanning plant mode limiters, dyno mode enhancements, secure power mode, and 48V power feature updates across multiple vehicle programs
• Own EU7 and regulatory/AECD deliverables, including AECD reviews for drive modes and active grille shutters, and crank-inhibit-due-to-inducement compliance work
• Manage highly technical staff across multiple engineering disciplines (thermal, diesel, powertrain, vehicle dynamics), fostering a culture of accountability, urgency, and predictable delivery
• Use Jira to triage and prioritize a backlog of work across a large, cross-disciplinary team; maintain strong command of SAFe AGILE delivery metrics (Say/Do ratio, code coverage, bookshelf timeliness, FCP response time)
• Ensure rapid, high-quality response to field-reported issues, keeping response times within target windows and driving zero-gating-issue outcomes ahead of program milestones
• Invest in team development through structured training and mentoring, building capability across a broad range of powertrain and vehicle systems disciplines
• Build and maintain strong working relationships across peer product, integration, and service teams

Powertrain Controls Supervisor – Propulsion Controls Software

• Lead the Gasoline Air, Torque, Starting, and Accessories Software Controls team within the Propulsion Software and Diagnostics Department
• Own and communicate the status of all team work products in design reviews and management escalation meetings, taking full accountability for all embedded controls developed by the team
• Drive delivery across a broad and demanding scope — including AECD regulatory reviews, EU7/FMVSS compliance deliverables, engine start/stop and power management features (e.g., ENGST/STPEX/PSTAT), and low-voltage/battery system controls (LVSM/BIC)
• Collaborate with global gas and diesel software development and calibration teams to plan and implement software on time and to high quality standards
• Manage highly technical staff, fostering a culture of ownership, urgency, and proactive risk mitigation (e.g., identifying and resolving gating issues before they impact program milestones)
• Plan controls and monitors for gasoline and diesel engines, developing future technologies to meet emissions regulations and support new hardware technologies across platforms (e.g., P702, P708, P736, P768, CX735, S650, S750, V363)
• Use connected data and warranty/field reports to identify and resolve top quality issues related to engine control software, including rapid response to field-reported issues
• Use Jira to triage and prioritize a backlog of work across multiple scrum teams; demonstrate strong command of SAFe AGILE methodology and delivery metrics (Say/Do ratio, code coverage, static analysis, defect targets)
• Champion modernization and code-quality initiatives — architecture cleanup, tooling investment (e.g., AI-assisted development tools), and process migration efforts that benefit the broader engineering organization
• Build and maintain strong working relationships across peer product, integration, and service teams, exhibiting excellent networking and relationship-building skills
• Enforce process discipline and drive continuous improvement in a constructive, non-confrontational manner.

Powertrain Controls Supervisor – Engine Controls Software

Full-stack Engineer

• You will assist teams in the development and execution of functional safety V&V strategies and their work products to develop a comprehensive Safety Case.
• You will work with Ford Connected Vehicle Software and Product Data Integrity, and supplier engineering teams to identify safety related process and work product gaps and recommend best practice solutions.
• You will develop a FuSa V&V capability maturity plan working with engineering stakeholders.
• You will report to the Director of the Office of Functional Safety Assurance (OFSA).

Senior Functional Safety V & V Engineer

Billing Specialist

• Own the product strategy, roadmap, and delivery outcomes for the Core Billing, Invoicing, and Statements Platform, including core billing engines, dynamic document rendering, statement distribution APIs, and preference management tools.
• Define and maintain the billing and statements roadmap across Ford Credit initiatives, Ford Pro, the Ford Credit digital teams, Agent Servicing, downstream financial accounting systems, and external print vendors.
• Translate complex business rules, modern lending platform capabilities, legacy system migrations, and technical requirements into clear product backlogs, MVP definitions, and execution plans.
• Partner with peer teams to define invoicing MVP boundaries, supporting complex commercial fleet consolidated billing, account hierarchies and grouping structures, and custom billing templates.
• Lead product definition for complex billing scenarios, including statement cycle logic, grace period calculations, dynamic fee and amortization displays, interest accrual presentation, late fee application rules, and billing correction/reversal flows.
• Lead requirements for state-of-the-art document composition technologies, focusing on dynamic localized translations, ADA accessibility compliance (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), and print/digital layout consistency.
• Define and prioritize billing control requirements, such as invoice validation runs, statement generation reconciliation, duplicate billing checks, out-of-balance processing holds, and secure audit logging for compliance.
• Represent Billing and Statements in PI planning, QBRs, executive readouts, architecture reviews, and risk/compliance escalation discussions.
• Partner with engineering leadership to ensure system designs are scalable, resilient, appropriately sequenced, and aligned to team capacity.
• Identify and escalate risks related to billing accuracy, regulatory disclosure errors (e.g., Truth in Lending Act, Regulation Z, Regulation E), print vendor processing delays, and production readiness.
• Define product success metrics and operational health indicators, including statement generation SLA adherence, paperless adoption rate, delivery failure rates, system latency for real-time document retrieval, and billing dispute trends.

Group Product Manager – Billing Modernization

Data Scientist

• NLP & Utterance Analysis: Leverage Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning to categorize and cluster raw user utterances. Perform sentiment analysis on unstructured text logs to extract actionable product insights.
• AI Response Evaluation & Experimentation: Design methodologies to evaluate the helpfulness, accuracy, and relevance of the AI’s responses. Design and analyze A/B tests to measure the impact of prompt adjustments, model updates, and new feature rollouts.
• Data Integration & Sanitization: Dive directly into Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to cleanly join and structure mobile, customer support, and vehicle data into robust "Analytical Sandboxes," ensuring strict adherence to data privacy and PII handling standards.
• Problem Framing & Metric Definition: Act as a strategic partner to Product Managers. Challenge assumptions and define core conversational metrics (e.g., task success rates, user engagement, support deflection).
• Advanced Visualization & Self-Service: Design, build, and maintain highly intuitive, narrative-driven dashboards using Looker and PowerBI to empower the product team to answer their own day-to-day questions.
• Bridge the Mobile-to-IVI Gap: Act as the analytical bridge as our digital assistant expands from the Ford app into the vehicle, standardizing mobile data against our emerging in-vehicle data contracts.

Data Scientist – Conversational AI

Analyst

• Analyze and decision automotive loan applications submitted to Ford Credit.
• Understand divisional financing plans, programs, and requirements and practice steadfast adherence to policy and procedure.
• Analyze applications to determine investigation needs, including for potential fraud or misrepresentation.
• Promote the value of Ford Motor Company and Ford Credit products and services. Leverage relationships to effectively maintain consistent decisioning standards based on consumer/commercial credit indicators and key business metrics.
• Maintain a sales and relationship mindset to ensure high levels of dealer and customer satisfaction – drive Dealer Satisfaction and Net Promoter Score (NPS) initiatives.
• Support diversity initiatives by understanding, respecting, and valuing the differences that define employees as unique individuals.
• Show team spirit by respecting the needs of others, offering to help, and having flexibility by joining in team efforts to work during our busiest times (holidays and sales events).
• Welcome positive coaching and learning opportunities to improve your skills.

Dealer Services Analyst

Data Engineer

• Apply Machine Learning to Powertrain Data: Develop, train, and deploy machine learning models on curated powertrain data to detect anomalies, identify early-warning quality indicators, and predict component degradation.
• Quantify & Assess Risk: Use statistical modeling and ML inference to quantify, assess, and prioritize risks associated with powertrain field quality issues, enabling data-driven decision-making.
• Perform Inferential Analytics: Conduct inferential and diagnostic analytics to identify root causes of complex engineering and quality problems, translating CV big data into actionable insights.
• Establish Stakeholder Alignment: Build strong working relationships with key stakeholders in Product Development to ensure that plans and requirements are fully understood, and issues are resolved effectively and efficiently.
• Debug & Resolve Issues: Debug, root-cause, and resolve propulsion systems quality issues with cross-functional teams, leveraging connected vehicle data, ML models, and enterprise toolsets.
• Foster Data Collection: Drive and optimize connected vehicle data collection strategies for solving engineering problems and characterizing customer usage patterns.
• Query & Manipulate Big Data: Write highly proficient BigQuery SQL (and similar language) queries to extract, clean, and interpret massive, connected vehicle datasets in the propulsion systems domain.
• Develop Data Pipelines: Design, build, and own robust data pipelines and workflows using Python, PySpark, and modern data engineering tools to support ML model training and deployment.
• Coordinate Data Creation: Partner with vehicle software teams to define and create new connected vehicle data elements, and support the validation of these new telemetry signals.
• Validate via Calibration Tools: Utilize in-vehicle calibration tools (ATI / ETAS) to collect high-frequency data to validate connected data and verify ML model predictions on key propulsion features and subsystems.
• Synthesize & Communicate Insights: Summarize and present complex machine learning models, statistical analyses, and big data findings in a simplified, visual fashion to both technical and non-technical audiences, including executive leadership.

Connected Vehicle Data Engineer

Engineer

• The Hardware in the Loop (HiL) Engineer supports the product development and system integration processes by developing test procedures for automated execution, implementing tests using Hardware in the Loop equipment, documenting and reviewing execution reports, reporting incidents/bugs, and tracking software updates to fix issues.
• This role requires close collaboration with feature owners, engineering, and suppliers to develop a strong understanding of the vehicle functions and implement appropriate test design strategies for early identification of defects and to provide evidence of defect elimination.

HIL Validation Engineer

DevOps Engineer

• Interface and Support with the Design & Release Engineer (D&R) to deliver a quality product on time
• Project management interfacing and working closely with the Body Controls team and suppliers
• Provide project management and technical leadership to the Body Controls team.
• Lead a Program Action Team (PAT) meeting with a weekly cadence
• Maintain lists of deliverables, software releases and issues
• Drive items on the list to closure in a timely manner meeting Ford milestones
• Track software through cradle to grave life cycle
• Report out to management as necessary possibly explaining multiple solutions and the pros/cons of each solution
• Develop/Review Supplier deliverables
• Project work plans
• Track supplier manpower for Software Development, Systems Integration and Validation. Identify resource inconsistencies
• Provide estimates and review actuals for cost and timing of making software changes
• Ensure Software development plans meet Ford timing
• Schedule software releases to meet Ford timing and are delivered accordingly
• Drive the Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM), Design Validation Plan & Report (DVP&R), and Non-Testable Matrix (NTM)
• Drive Functional Safety (if applicable)
• Support the following tasks
• Work with the Full Service Supplier (FSS) software team explaining software requirements.
• Schedule Software design reviews with Suppliers
• Software Change Management

Release Train Engineer

Manager

• Help drive Ford's strategic investment and partnership activity (e.g. acquisitions, joint ventures, and other strategic alliances) globally across all areas of the business.
• Work closely with team members and senior management throughout Ford to assess and execute strategic investments and partnerships.
• Perform detailed financial analyses; create comprehensive pro-forma financial models, valuation analyses, and synergy models in support of potential transactions.
• Support due diligence efforts with target executive team, outside advisors, and internal subject matter experts.
• Create investment memorandums and related presentations for review by the Ford senior management team, including C-Level executives as well as Ford’s Board of Directors.
• Actively contribute to the negotiation of transaction terms and legal documentation.
• Interface with skill teams and business units across Ford to ensure seamless deal execution.
• Seek and analyze data from a variety of sources to support decisions and align others with the organization's overall strategy.
• Create and develop creative approaches to developing new, innovative ideas that will stretch the organization and push the boundaries within the industry.

Manager, Corporate Development

Director

• Help shape and Ford's strategic investment and partnership activity (e.g. acquisitions, joint ventures and other strategic alliances) globally across all areas of the business.
• Interact directly with Ford's Executive Leadership Team, external advisors, investors, and companies, serving as a trusted advisor throughout the transaction lifecycle—from opportunity identification and assessment through execution and implementation planning.
• Demonstrate leadership, collaboration, integrity, and a strong commitment to Ford's long-term success and transformation.

Associate Director, Corporate Development

• Interface with Electrified Propulsion and LV Power Supply teams, to ensure robust designs by validating the test evidence in FEDE meets the associated requirement and/or design rule.
• Perform change point analysis (CPA) with the functional teams to ensure that any changes to usage, noise factors, or boundaries are adequately represented in the application test plan
• Leverage problem solving skills to define the specific, detection and systemic root causes associated with DV and field failures.
• Work with the functional teams to ensure we have robust prevent recurrence actions identified on PAC/PRA issues with solid migration plans for affected programs.
• Work with Electrified Propulsion and LV Power Supply teams, to migrate their Design Failure Mode Effects Analysis (DFMEA) to the model based system’s engineering platform.
• Verify program requirements are applicable to the target program
• Work with Electrified Propulsion and LV Power Supply teams to identify if the program design verification plan meets the program reliability targets using the enhanced Reliability Check List.
• Work with Program quality team and functional quality teams to help develop targets for all future programs.

Quality Supervisor – HV Power Conversion, LV Power Supply

Systems Engineer

• Act as the technical authority for ADAS Lighting features—including Auto High Beam, Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS), Glare-Free/Matrix High Beam, and Cornering Lamps—leading requirements decomposition, cross-domain orchestration, and roadmap definition in collaboration with Product, Lighting Hardware, and Digital Design teams.
• Lead the development of feature engineering deliverables including Concept, Logical and Technology requirements, Boundary diagrams, design analysis, Failure Mode Avoidance, robustness fields, and test procedures.
• Develop and refine vehicle-level use cases, sensor/actuator interfaces, and feature-level specifications that govern beam pattern control, automatic high/low beam switching logic, and steering- and speed-dependent headlamp articulation.
• Ensure global regulatory compliance (e.g., FMVSS 108, ECE/UNECE R48, R123, R149 for adaptive and matrix systems, ) and functional safety (ISO-26262) by partnering with the Automotive Safety Office and Functional Safety team to develop item definitions, hazard analyses, and safety concepts.
• Ensure product requirements are compatible with delivering public domain for IIHS standards.
• Establish feature objectives and ensure system operation meets end-user/customer objectives through a structured system-level test methodology, including photometric and field-of-illumination performance.
• Work with Hardware (lighting module/LED driver), Software, and Test teams to ensure feature requirements are cascaded, aligned, and accepted, and that camera-based detection of oncoming/preceding vehicles correctly drives beam control.
• Ensure new lighting features seamlessly integrated with existing ADAS features (camera perception, body control, steering angle, vehicle dynamics) to provide a superb customer experience.
• 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.
• Work with virtual validation teams to establish CAE/photometric simulation procedures to reduce dependence on vehicle-level and nighttime track testing.
• Plan and help execute real-world evaluation of lighting features via vehicle/HIL/virtual testing—including night drives and glare evaluations—and identify system problems/issues.
• Support sign-off of feature-level performance for first vehicle program implementation.
• Gather quality history to manage and drive feature quality and improvements (i.e., Data Analytics/VOCF/Launch Feedback/Warranty/External Metrics such as JD Power).

ADAS Lighting Feature System Engineer

Software Engineer

• Fully responsible of the sales forecasting and production planning processes for a **non complex vehicle line (i.e Capri, Explorer),** and markets (**non-channel) and sales mix input for a non Big 5 market for all models.**
• Ensure accurate and timely submission of the sales requirements for responsible market(s) and models to support the Ford of Europe Production planning process
• Participate and play active role in monthly Ford of Europe senior management reviews.
• Support the monthly European production programme development process with developing monthly volume allocations for responsible model line considering market requirements, capacities, European profitability, business development and share objectives.
• Maintain Production planning system with completing vehicle and entity maintenance on a timely basis.

Market & Vehicle Programmer

Product Manager

• Serve as a core member of the secure coding product team that enables the design, development, and creation of secure coding practices
• Develop application software and RESTful services using GCP and Spring Framework.
• Experience building distributed, service oriented, cloud micro service-based architectures.
• Use of Test-Driven Development and code pairing/mobbing practices.
• Develop components across all tiers of the application stack.
• Continuously integrates and deploys developed software.
• Modify CI/CD pipeline and scripts as necessary to improve continuous integration practices.
• Consults with product manager to identify minimal viable product and decomposes features by story slicing.
• Collaborate with other product teams on integrations, testing, and deployments.