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Owns subscriber growth and revenue performance across Ford Integrated Services Retail products. The role monitors conversion, retention, churn, win-back, and revenue metrics; sizes and prioritizes growth opportunities; develops quantified initiatives; manages experimentation; and partners with D2C, Marketing, Product, Analytics, and Partnerships teams to execute improvements and inform product roadmaps.

Lead mobile QA automation strategy and execution for Ford App commerce and subscription features. Build and maintain iOS and Android automation frameworks, design comprehensive test coverage, debug failures, manage defects, and integrate tests into CI/CD. Mentor and guide a growing QA team, participate in hiring, coordinate release testing, report quality risks and metrics, and improve validation processes. Future scope includes mobile-to-vehicle connectivity and web test automation.

Designs and releases engine components for Ford V8 powertrain programs, owning CAD models, drawings, supplier coordination, validation, quality documentation, and issue resolution. The role leads subsystem activities, collaborates with CAE, manufacturing, purchasing, testing, and launch teams, and supports dynamometer testing, prototype engine builds, and domestic or international travel.

Leads enterprise digital transformation programs across Ford’s electric vehicle ecosystem. Responsibilities include roadmap development, prioritization, dependency and risk management, KPI dashboarding, project-tool administration, stakeholder alignment, operating cadence management, and executive reporting. The role coordinates cross-functional teams across digital, technology, business, and operations while bridging modern platforms with legacy systems and supporting adoption of scalable digital capabilities.

Leads mechanical architecture, assembly design, systems engineering, validation, and production release of drive unit inverters. Responsibilities include component selection, mechanical layout, GD&T, FMEA, requirements definition, test planning, manufacturing validation, build issue resolution, and sustaining engineering. The role partners with manufacturing teams and manages products from concept through production. It requires strong mechanical engineering fundamentals, CAD, tolerance analysis, technical leadership, and at least seven years of product development experience.

Leads Ford Racing vehicle builds, production launches, quality planning, and post-launch quality for high-performance Mustangs. Manages engineers supporting plant vehicle teams, prototype builds, suppliers, and launch issue resolution. Coordinates launch metrics, PPAP, vehicle quality reviews, engineering resources, and supplier technical assistance from prebuild through OKTB. Requires extensive product vehicle engineering and plant launch experience, problem-solving ability, and travel to Ford and supplier locations, including Canada.

Design, size, integrate, and commission clean-sheet electrified propulsion systems for prototype vehicles. Lead cross-functional trade-off analyses, perform hands-on bench and vehicle testing, collect and analyze test data, apply systems-engineering tools (DFMEA, P-diagrams), and present technical reviews to senior leadership to optimize performance, range, efficiency, and robustness.

Leads global vehicle closure systems engineering strategy, design, supplier development, verification, validation, production launch, quality, and ongoing product support. Owns technical standards, design reviews, business cases, technology development, and engineering KPIs. Manages department resources, budgets, talent development, cross-functional collaboration, supplier selection, and executive communication while ensuring robust, production-feasible designs.

Leads technical safety defect and compliance investigations for vehicle systems. Conducts engineering analysis, root-cause investigations, field surveys, special tests, and regulatory audits; collaborates with product development, manufacturing, suppliers, legal teams, and government agencies. Documents findings, prepares technical and executive presentations, supports regulatory submissions, identifies lessons learned, and helps prevent future recalls through corrective actions and product development improvements.

Leads troubleshooting and problem-solving for manufacturing tooling, equipment, conveyors, robots, automation, and control systems. Develops and implements control improvements using plant data, integrates controls with factory IT systems, reprograms equipment, maintains backups, coordinates installations, and supports root-cause analysis. The role also trains manufacturing personnel and electricians, reviews equipment performance, and supports engineering changes across assembly and machining operations.