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Optimize automated manufacturing equipment and processes through systems integration, process control, preventive maintenance, data-driven KPI improvement, and continuous improvement. Lead Six Sigma initiatives, support automation modifications and lifecycle management, collaborate across departments, and mentor maintenance technicians. The role requires flexibility across rotating shifts, extensive travel for plant launches and support, and expertise in manufacturing engineering, vision systems, machine safety, Lean, and Industry 4.0 technologies.

Manage new-model vehicle launches at Ford’s Ohio Assembly Plant, ensuring delivery on time, within cost, and at target quality. Responsibilities include managing launch parts and processes, reviewing BOMs, coordinating program changes, preparing plant teams and build schedules, participating in pre-production builds, documenting issues, and using Ford launch and quality systems. The role requires cross-functional collaboration across manufacturing, product development, purchasing, and vehicle operations, with travel of up to 25%.

Lead a global, AI-first Data Analytics and BI organization that integrates internal teams and vendors to deliver proactive, predictive insights. Design the future operating model, own metric governance and semantic layer, consolidate dealer and CX data, and migrate legacy reporting to cloud-native architectures while partnering closely with central tech teams.

Lead product strategy and roadmap for enterprise tech initiatives across Global Product Creation. Drive end-to-end agile delivery, prioritize investments, manage dependencies, establish KPIs, monitor product health, lead incident response, oversee budgets and risk, mentor teams, and integrate emerging technologies like AI to deliver scalable, high-quality features.

Lead electromagnetic design of electric motors, generators, and powertrain systems from concept through high-volume production. Define torque, power, efficiency, thermal, and NVH targets; optimize designs using electromagnetic modeling and multiphysics simulation; and validate performance through bench and vehicle testing. Collaborate with mechanical, thermal, controls, manufacturing, quality, and suppliers while providing technical leadership and developing the motor design team.

Leads Failure Mode Avoidance activities across design, systems, and manufacturing engineering teams. Facilitates DFMEA and PFMEA workshops, ensures risk analysis influences early architecture and design decisions, maintains linkage across quality and systems documents, and coaches engineers on FMA methodology. The role applies MBSE tools and quality frameworks to battery energy storage systems, with occasional work in high-voltage or industrial environments and travel to suppliers, manufacturing sites, laboratories, or customers.

Leads engineering managers and software teams building customer-facing front-end applications and internal and external APIs. Sets technical direction, oversees delivery, manages risks and dependencies, improves engineering quality and security, develops talent, supports hiring, and partners with product and design. The role drives innovation and scalable software solutions for connected vehicle and fleet operations.

Develops and validates traction inverters for electric vehicles. Responsibilities include schematic and PCB design, circuit, thermal, and control analysis, prototype bring-up, characterization, troubleshooting, failure analysis, high-voltage testing, and design validation. The engineer supports end-of-line test specifications and collaborates with mechanical, software, systems, project management, and supply chain teams. Experience with EMI troubleshooting, three-phase inverters, motor control, safety-critical automotive hardware, and relevant standards is preferred.

Own global systems engineering for vehicle connectivity settings and FordPass activation. Lead embedded-to-cloud integration, define requirements and specifications, develop failure-mode documentation and verification plans, and ensure performance, safety, and cybersecurity compliance. Coordinate with software, hardware, cybersecurity, cloud, and external partners while resolving interfaces, conducting feasibility and benchmarking studies, shaping architecture strategy, representing Ford externally, and training engineers on connectivity and data protection.

Leads the architectural vision and hands-on development of Ford Pro Intelligence’s large-scale SaaS platforms, APIs, data pipelines, and web applications for fleet telematics. The role provides technical leadership across teams, mentors engineers, translates business needs into scalable designs, scopes enterprise initiatives, improves engineering standards, and serves as the technical escalation point for critical incidents. Key technologies include Kotlin, Spring Boot, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, and GCP services.