Jobs at Ford Motor Company

Leads architecture, development, implementation, and support of enterprise SAP and cloud integrations. Designs secure APIs, middleware, microservices, event-driven solutions, and SAP BTP Integration Suite services across global markets. Supports SAP compliance, revenue, billing, finance, and tax processes; cloud platforms, DevSecOps, testing, monitoring, performance optimization, production incidents, launches, and stabilization. Mentors engineers and partners with architects, functional teams, security, finance, tax, compliance, and delivery organizations.

Designs, develops, and supports scalable SAP solutions using ABAP, RAP, CDS, OData, and S/4HANA extensibility. Responsibilities include API-led integrations, Fiori/UI5 backend services, BTP extensions, testing, debugging, performance optimization, code reviews, architecture discussions, and Agile delivery. The role requires maintaining custom SAP developments across S/4HANA and ECC while following clean core principles, enterprise security standards, and SAP best practices.

Designs, implements, integrates, supports, and enhances SAP Sales and Distribution, VMS, and billing processes in SAP S/4HANA. Handles production incidents, problem tickets, customizations, upgrades, testing, functional specifications, and solution deployment. Participates in Agile ceremonies, ensures security and process compliance, troubleshoots issues within SLAs, and mentors junior team members while serving as an SAP subject matter expert.

Designs, develops, tests, deploys, and supports SAP ABAP applications across ECC and S/4HANA. Builds RICEFW solutions, RAP applications, CDS views, OData services, and upgrade-safe Clean Core extensions. Collaborates with consultants and stakeholders on technical designs, performs code reviews and testing, troubleshoots production issues, supports integrations and release management, and prepares technical documentation.

Supports BOM completeness, prototype sourcing, change management, and accurate engineering data across purchasing, engineering, and program teams. Analyzes and visualizes data, resolves parts-list issues, tracks cost, weight, and investment impacts, and helps align digital engineering systems. Identifies AI opportunities and contributes to project planning, CAD/PDM reviews, and accurate design-intent representation in PLM systems.

Supports BOM completeness, data quality, change management, prototype builds, and prototype sourcing. Analyzes BOM Operations data, identifies AI opportunities, creates visualizations, communicates findings, and coordinates work plans with purchasing, engineering, and program management teams. Validates prototype BOM accuracy and maintains design intent in PLM systems.

Supports vehicle diagnostic requirements, connected-vehicle data analysis, and digital engineering solutions. Develops web applications, dashboards, prototypes, and automation tools using web technologies and Python. Assists with data analysis, testing, code reviews, documentation, and troubleshooting while collaborating with engineering teams on automotive electronics and systems.

Supports product portfolio planning, customer experience prioritization, business case analysis, cost and profitability targets, strategic studies, and project planning. The role analyzes and visualizes data, applies AI and machine learning under guidance, and communicates findings to varied audiences while collaborating with cross-functional and regional management teams.

Supports the Software Director and Advanced EV Development organization through calendar and travel coordination, expense reporting, meeting preparation, confidential communications, onboarding and offboarding, event logistics, office supplies, site and facilities coordination, training administration, compliance tracking, reporting, and process improvement. The role also supports team events, internal communications, knowledge management, and business operations projects in a fast-paced hybrid environment.

Designs, develops, validates, and releases electronic system components for vehicle programs. Coordinates with core electronics teams, vehicle architecture engineers, suppliers, and program teams to package ECUs, support builds, lead vehicle-level validation, resolve issues, improve quality, and optimize cost and weight. The role also manages engineering systems, reviews benchmarking data, and contributes to value management and quality objectives.

Develop and validate digital and physical cabin control experiences for Ford and Lincoln vehicles. Collaborate with design, engineering, product, and platform teams; review customer feedback and competitive strategies; support prototyping; conduct display visibility, contrast, usability, and driver-distraction assessments; flash software on test benches and vehicles; document findings; and improve quality-assessment tools and processes using AI where appropriate.

Provides employee relations support for a battery manufacturing facility, handling investigations, mediations, disputes, disciplinary matters, policy administration, performance management, and confidential records. Advises on complex HR concerns, uses workforce data and metrics to identify trends, supports engagement and training initiatives, collaborates cross-functionally, and improves HR processes. The role requires flexibility for midnight, rotating, weekend, holiday, and extended shifts during facility launch and ongoing operations.

Integrates, validates, and signs off mechatronic vehicle systems combining mechanical, electrical, electronic, and software elements. Develops test plans, conducts bench, HIL, SIL, and vehicle testing, analyzes telemetry, leads root-cause investigations, manages requirements traceability, and prepares DVP&R and sign-off documentation. Collaborates with engineering teams, suppliers, and leadership while ensuring compliance with automotive safety and quality standards including ISO 26262, IATF 16949, and ASPICE.

Trainee supporting Talent Development through continuous education strategies, training needs analysis, learning program design and deployment, KPI tracking, program assessment, and internal training communications. The role includes negotiating education discounts with universities and language schools and improving employee development initiatives. Candidates must be current students in a relevant discipline, demonstrate strong analytical and communication skills, and have advanced English proficiency.

Leads automotive Class A surface development, quality, and compatibility across vehicle programs. Integrates engineering and program requirements while preserving design intent, manages coordinated surface databases and changes, resolves data issues, supports milestone progression, and mentors surface designers. Collaborates with design, engineering, manufacturing, and suppliers throughout development and verification.

Leads enterprise architecture and digital transformation for Ford’s AI-enabled supply chain. Defines business capabilities, technology roadmaps, governance, data and integration strategies, and cloud-native architectures. Designs solutions using AI, machine learning, analytics, APIs, microservices, and event-driven systems across supply chain platforms including SAP S/4HANA and Blue Yonder. Partners with executives, product teams, engineering, and technology providers; guides implementation, security, compliance, technical decisions, and responsible AI adoption while mentoring architects and engineers.

Optimize manufacturing processes through labor standards, time studies, ergonomics evaluations, cycle-time analysis, line balancing, process audits, and value-stream mapping. Develop layouts, manpower allocations, cost-saving proposals, and improved production methods while supporting engineering changes, production planning, and resolution of job disputes.

Supports EV and vehicle program launches in Body Shop manufacturing by confirming tooling, facility, and metrology readiness; implementing quality improvements; leading variability reduction and corrective actions; managing minor programs, running changes, and capacity changes; supporting trials and prove-outs; analyzing warranty and build data; and updating production processes and documentation.

Leads Ford Energy’s BMS department and end-to-end development of battery management hardware, embedded software, controls, diagnostics, cybersecurity, and system architecture for grid-scale BESS. Oversees technology roadmaps, validation, industrialization, launch, field support, supplier coordination, functional safety, quality, budgets, staffing, and cross-functional program delivery. Manages engineering leads across hardware, software, and controls while ensuring on-time, on-cost, high-quality product delivery.

Lead manufacturing engineering for new vehicle model programs from development through launch. Responsibilities include implementing tooling, facilities, process, and layout changes; managing assembly builds and tooling installation; resolving manufacturing issues; improving quality, cost, and labor; coordinating cross-functional teams; and presenting program updates. The role requires extensive domestic and international travel to Ford assembly plants in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.