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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.

Support and develop SAP Business Intelligence across Europe and North America landscapes. Learn and support new SAP BI technologies (Datasphere, SAC, Business Data Cloud), coordinate with SAP Security and Basis teams, take knowledge transfer for Datasphere production support, and provide managerial coordination and reporting for the Mexico SAP team.

Lead computer-aided engineering analysis for next-generation vehicle body exteriors and closures. Develop component, system, and vehicle-level models using linear and nonlinear methods; analyze designs with Abaqus and LS-DYNA; conduct design-of-experiments and optimization studies; and develop countermeasures balancing performance, mass, and cost. Coordinate analysts, perform test-to-analysis correlation, support design resolutions, and automate preprocessing and material verification using Python and TCL scripts.

Build and maintain Ford Racing’s customer data architecture and single source of truth across sales, service, merchandise, vehicles, experiences, and events. Manage internal and third-party data partnerships, develop integrated data solutions, frame business questions, synthesize findings into actionable recommendations, maintain a research repository, and ensure privacy and consent compliance.

Drive complex electric vehicle interior engineering programs from design through validation, integration, and industrialization. Coordinate engineering, supply chain, finance, and strategy teams; manage risks, budgets, schedules, supplier relationships, deliverables, and design or build-event issues. Ensure integrated systems meet cost, weight, efficiency, quality, and production requirements while supporting timely decisions and start of production.

Develop and maintain station-side software for factory functional testing and automated hardware reliability testing. Responsibilities include interpreting manufacturing test requirements, designing and testing C# and TestStand solutions, debugging hardware and software issues, analyzing logs, and fixing bugs or configuration problems. The role collaborates with hardware and software teams across Canada and the United States and may provide on-site support at factory locations and suppliers.

Lead mechatronic feature definition from concept through system sign-off and physical prototype realization. Responsibilities include stakeholder and use-case elicitation, system architecture, behavioral modeling, requirements engineering, functional safety and DFMEA analysis, traceability, cross-validation, prototype oversight, test planning, and cross-functional technical leadership.

Leads manufacturing engineering and continuous improvement initiatives at Ford’s Windsor Engine Plant. Responsibilities include optimizing machining and assembly processes, improving safety, quality, productivity, and throughput, managing quality investigations and engineering changes, commissioning new equipment, overseeing capital projects, supporting prototype programs, and applying Six Sigma, lean manufacturing, APQP, and process control methods. The role also involves production support, audits, training, supplier coordination, and compliance with corporate and environmental standards.

Supports Ford automotive safety investigations involving potential safety defects and regulatory non-compliance. Evaluates vehicle and hardware concerns, coordinates root-cause investigations and special testing, collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, suppliers, customer service, and legal teams, and prepares technical reports, presentations, regulatory documentation, dashboards, and investigation records. The role requires analytical problem-solving, technical writing, knowledge of vehicle systems, and cross-functional coordination.

Support development, integration, validation, and production launch of the Mustang GTD 5.2L powertrain. Coordinate across engine, transmission, controls, vehicle, manufacturing, and supplier teams to meet quality, performance, cost, weight, and timing targets. Lead issue investigations, prototype builds, testing, and production implementation while tracking deliverables and presenting technical updates.