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Designs and leads Yocto/OpenEmbedded build infrastructure for automotive embedded Linux platforms. Responsibilities include developing layers, recipes, BSP integrations, SDKs, toolchains, automation, CI builds, security controls, release workflows, performance optimization, and build observability. The role collaborates with vendors and platform teams, supports incident resolution, ensures compliance, documents architecture, establishes best practices, and mentors engineers while providing senior technical leadership.

Lead complex, multi-year technical programs across cloud, mobile, and connected vehicle systems. Responsibilities include portfolio planning, resource orchestration, technical decision-making, stakeholder and change management, risk governance, KPI tracking, systemic problem solving, and cross-functional leadership. The role influences global engineering teams without direct authority, drives continuous improvement, and mentors TPMs or engineers while delivering consumer-facing software at scale.

Build and deploy full-stack, LLM-powered analytics applications and RAG/multi-agent pipelines. Own GCP infrastructure using Terraform, implement CI/CD and DevOps, design system architecture, collaborate with product teams, and drive reliability and continuous improvement.

Coordinates European Variable Marketing proposal approvals, partnering with Finance, Supply Chain, management, and regional teams. Evaluates funding, profitability, ROI, and sales-volume assumptions; supports Trading Terms strategy; trains stakeholders; maintains templates; uses internal reporting and parts-pricing systems; and ensures process compliance and continuous improvement.

Own end-to-end integration of automotive body controls, including closures, seating, lighting, switches, mirrors, wipers, motors, sensors, and actuators. Lead hardware bring-up, bench and vehicle validation, manufacturing integration, supplier software reviews, network database development, interface definition, diagnostics, requirements traceability, and verification planning. Debug electrical, software, and mechanical issues while mentoring engineers and serving as technical authority across cross-functional teams.

Evaluates supplier manufacturing readiness for new vehicle launches, conducts supplier audits and risk analysis, resolves launch-readiness issues, and supports engineering changes and performance improvement. Serves as the MP&L business liaison for SAP and digital system transformation, coordinating with IT, Purchasing, STA, engineering, and suppliers. Requires supplier and plant travel, data-driven analysis, and automotive manufacturing expertise.

Leads HR strategy and operations for a large unionized manufacturing plant. Oversees employee and union relations, labor agreement administration, investigations, grievances, arbitration, workforce planning, engagement, organizational development, compensation, training, and HR communications. Advises plant leadership, coaches managers, leads an HR team, partners with union representatives, and uses analytics and Power BI to identify trends and improve workforce outcomes, culture, safety, and operational performance.

Design and release low-voltage electrical distribution systems and wiring harnesses for vehicles. Responsibilities include harness architecture, wire and connector selection, 3D CAD routing, manufacturing feasibility, DFMEA, supplier coordination, APQP, design reviews, change control, vehicle builds, warranty issue resolution, cost analysis, and technical sign-off. The role requires engineering expertise, automotive electrical systems knowledge, CATIA capability, cross-functional collaboration, and supplier or assembly-facility travel.

Develop embedded board support packages and secure bootloaders for Ford’s next-generation vehicle infotainment, connectivity, and hardware modules. Responsibilities include implementing BSP and secure boot features, creating design documentation, participating in reviews, supporting verification and validation, troubleshooting across teams and vendors, and developing Linux kernel drivers. The role requires strong C, ARM SoC, BSP, bootloader, and Linux driver experience, with automotive networking and hardware security experience preferred.

Supports Ford Parts Supply & Logistics operations through facility layout design, material-flow analysis, continuous improvement, advanced technology implementation, purchasing, data visualization, benchmarking, and business-case development. Collaborates with vendors, facility management, and cross-functional teams to execute projects within budget and deadlines. Requires onsite work at Metro Detroit facilities three to four days weekly, plus periodic travel to North American operations sites, OEMs, and equipment vendors.