Ford

Seeking an experienced Data Scientist to architect, develop, and deploy end-to-end agentic Generative AI full-stack applications for engineering challenges. This role involves designing MLOps pipelines, integrating cloud AI tools, developing front-end interfaces, and translating business needs into AI/ML solutions.

Full Stack Software Engineer focused on integrating AI, specifically LLMs, into applications. The role involves architecting systems with autonomous agents, utilizing a Model Context Protocol for live data interaction, and providing real-time streaming experiences. Key responsibilities include designing agentic loops, implementing tool-use capabilities, integrating with proprietary data silos, developing high-concurrency back-ends and streaming front-ends, optimizing RAG pipelines, and establishing AI evaluation and observability.

Applied AI/ML Engineer to lead Ford's AI-First supply chain transformation by integrating AI models into Enterprise Knowledge Graphs. The role focuses on applied implementation, agentic workflows, and an AI-Driven SDLC to solve complex supply chain problems, manage risk, and build resilience. Responsibilities include business requirement gathering, model integration, graph-based AI implementation, AI-Driven SDLC execution, pipeline/MLOps engineering, and technical standardization.

Data Engineer role focused on building and scaling end-to-end data and AI pipelines on GCP, integrating Gen AI capabilities like LLM-powered enrichment, RAG, and intelligent automation. Responsibilities include designing data models, implementing CI/CD, data governance, and mentoring junior talent, with a focus on powering AI/ML workloads and next-generation AI experiences.

This role focuses on developing and implementing AI capabilities to enhance engineering efficiency within Ford's suspension division. The primary responsibility is to build and grow AI tools, including a virtual AI expert for each commodity and process, and to integrate these AI advancements into the Suspension University's training and technical maturity models. The role involves managing foundation initiatives, tracking open items, and supporting technical design reviews, with a strong emphasis on improving engineering processes and product quality through AI.

This role focuses on organizational engagement and executive communications within the Industrial System IT (IS IT) department at Ford. While it involves pioneering the use of AI-driven communication tools for content drafting, sentiment analysis, and asset creation, the core function is not building AI models but rather leveraging AI tools to enhance communication and storytelling for internal and external audiences. The role emphasizes leadership governance, strategic communications, and creative innovation, aiming to drive a high-performing culture and tell the IS IT story effectively.

This role focuses on developing and automating backend pipelines for platform systems engineering at Ford, including requirements, DFMEA, and capability dictionaries. It involves automating gap analysis, optimizing engineering processes, and using LLMs for quality analysis of engineering artifacts. The role also involves leading DevOps process design, experimenting with automation for pipeline processes, and integrating cross-functional team inputs.

Senior Staff Software Engineer at Ford focused on integrating AI into enterprise software development processes. The role involves architecting, developing, and maintaining services, coaching engineers on AI best practices, and driving the adoption of AI-enabled delivery processes. Requires strong Python, GCP, and CI/CD experience, with a focus on scaling platforms and people.

Staff Platform Software Engineer at Ford focused on building intelligent systems and agentic capabilities within the Enterprise Data Platform. The role involves defining best practices, leading architectural design, optimizing petabyte-scale data processing, enabling developer velocity through AI coding assistants and LLMs, developing agentic workflows, and driving infrastructure automation. The engineer will also mentor teams and communicate technical strategies to stakeholders.

Cloud Solution Architect role focused on designing and optimizing Generative AI architectures and autonomous agent systems within Google Cloud Platform. Responsibilities include collaborating with engineering teams, ensuring security and cost optimization, and integrating AI development tools.

The Supply Chain Analyst, Business Operations Digitalization role at Ford focuses on driving operational excellence within the Global Supply Chain Business Office by implementing standardized processes, fostering cross-functional alignment, and leveraging advanced digital solutions. The analyst will identify process gaps, translate strategic priorities into scalable workflows, and architect tools and backend systems to enable efficient execution. This role emphasizes developing technical solutions to modernize and streamline supply chain operations, including designing automated workflows, creating data-driven dashboards, and building backend systems and integrations. While the role involves leveraging AI tools like LLMs and copilots to enhance decision-making and streamline operations, the core focus is on operational efficiency and digital transformation within the supply chain, rather than core AI/ML model development.

Manager IT Security Engineering role focused on implementing, operating, and optimizing enterprise security platforms, with an emphasis on SIEM, XDR, identity, and vulnerability management. The role acts as an L3 escalation point and involves applying AI-assisted approaches to security operations.

Manager for Occupational Safety at a Ford battery park, responsible for EHS team building, policy development, greenfield site development, strategic goal setting, regulatory compliance, and budget management. Requires a Bachelor's degree and 5+ years of EHS management experience, preferably in manufacturing.

The Automation Engineer role in Ford's Parts, Supply and Logistics division focuses on implementing advanced technologies, optimizing material flow and storage, and supporting facility modifications. Responsibilities include vendor collaboration, internal purchasing, CAD adjustments, data analysis using SAP EWM and BI tools, benchmarking, and generating business cases. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain or related field, 3 years of experience in parts/supply/logistics, and proficiency in Excel. Experience with AutoCAD, SAP, Alteryx, and material handling automation is preferred.

Financial Analyst role at Ford focused on analyzing freight costs within the logistics network, developing data models to identify efficiencies, and managing financial reporting and budgeting for vehicle freight expenses. Requires strong analytical, data modeling, and communication skills.

Seeking an experienced Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to join Ford's Enterprise Technology team. The role focuses on developing, enhancing, and expanding a global monitoring and observability platform, ensuring the uptime, scalability, and maintainability of critical cloud services on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Responsibilities include writing and deploying code in Go and Javascript, managing SRE monitoring backends with Golang, Postgres, and OpenTelemetry, developing tooling with Terraform, and collaborating with development teams to improve system reliability and performance.

The Studio Liaison Engineer at Ford acts as a technical bridge between the Design Studio and Functional Engineering teams, ensuring design intent is met while adhering to engineering requirements, safety standards, and manufacturing feasibility. This role involves collaborative brainstorming, advocating for design themes, managing design-to-cost targets, assessing feasibility, defining engineering criteria, and communicating technical constraints to non-engineering audiences. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar, with 3+ years of experience in automotive interior systems and knowledge of vehicle regulations.

This role is for an Engineering Specialist in Controls at Ford, focusing on improving and troubleshooting control systems and equipment in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include using Factory Information Systems (FIS) data, leading problem-solving for equipment performance, coordinating resources for root cause analysis, assisting with training, and integrating controls into IT systems. The role requires experience with PLC logic (Siemens, Modicon), assembly and machining controls, and troubleshooting machinery, robots, and automation issues. Knowledge of vision systems and robot programming (ABB/FANUC) is also mentioned.

Supervise an hourly team in a manufacturing environment, ensuring safety, quality, and productivity objectives are met. This role involves coaching, workflow organization, and building relationships with team members and management.

Embedded Software Engineer role focused on developing and optimizing C++ software for Ford's in-vehicle infotainment systems on the QNX operating system. The role involves the full software development lifecycle, from design to maintenance, with an emphasis on performance, security, and user experience.

This role is for a Senior Automotive Interior Lighting Designer at Ford Motor Company. The designer will be responsible for developing conceptual and production lighting design solutions for interior automotive projects, creating compelling and innovative lighting design experiences, and coordinating with other design personnel. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design or similar, 4+ years of automotive interior design experience with a focus on lighting, and a strong portfolio. Responsibilities include creative thinking, human-centered design, and problem-solving around mobility and consumer segments. Collaboration with engineering and suppliers is expected.

This role is for a Global Material Engineering & Testing Standards Manager at Ford Motor Company. The manager will lead a global team of approximately 75 employees and 11 managers, overseeing an $18M operating budget and facility operations. Responsibilities include driving global material strategies and standards for total vehicle corrosion protection, sustainable materials, and fastener technology, ensuring compliance with restricted substance management and recycled content goals. The role also involves overseeing the verification of environmental durability and material compatibility through CAE modeling and physical testing, providing expert root cause analysis, and leading research and development of emerging material and corrosion technologies.

The role focuses on the development and integration of Functional Safety work products for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) features at Ford. Responsibilities include leading the development of HARA, FSC, and TSC, producing safety analyses (DFMEA, FTA, DFA), supporting verification and validation planning and test case creation, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure product safety. Experience with ISO 26262 and automotive product development is required.

This role is for a Senior Exterior Designer at Ford, focusing on creating innovative exterior design visions for vehicles, coordinating design personnel, and collaborating with engineering and suppliers. It requires a strong portfolio in automotive exterior design, a Bachelor's degree, and experience in translating customer needs and global trends into compelling designs. The role involves both digital and physical thinking, problem-solving around connectivity and mobility, and strong visual communication skills.

This is a Regional Manager position at Ford, focusing on sales operations, dealer management, and business development within the automotive industry. The role involves managing Business Development Managers (BDMs), improving dealer performance, executing sales plans, and supporting strategic initiatives. It requires strong business acumen, leadership, and relationship-building skills, with a focus on sales operations and dealer credit risk management.

Seeking a Vehicle Controls ECU Platform Functional Safety Architect to develop cutting-edge vehicle control systems, focusing on Functional Safety solutions for Inverter System Controllers and Drive Motor Controllers. The role involves architecting and designing safety mechanisms, configuring BSW components, leading security and stability configurations, advanced debugging, performance engineering, and software integration. Responsibilities also include defining and executing safety verification and authoring critical safety documentation.

This Technical Program Manager role at Ford Motor Credit Company focuses on managing complex, cross-team programs within an Agile framework (SAFe). The role involves shielding delivery teams, managing intake and scope change, overseeing JIRA/Confluence administration, driving cross-functional coordination, and establishing quality standards. While the company is involved in digital solutions and analytics, the core responsibilities of this specific role are centered on program management practices rather than direct AI/ML development.

Senior Software Development Engineer, iOS for Ford's Electric Vehicles, Digital and Design (EVDD) team, focusing on the Ford App. The role involves developing native iOS applications, participating in design reviews, and evaluating new technologies to deliver a world-class customer experience for millions of drivers.

This role leads the strategic quality roadmap and architectural requirements for next-generation vehicle programs, focusing on program quality at the tail end of industrialization. It ensures future models meet quality targets through technical gating, software reliability assurance, and systemic problem-solving, bridging platform development to program execution.

This role is for a Buyer of Rare Earth Metals at Ford, focusing on tactical procurement, supplier management, and supply continuity for electrified vehicle production. It involves negotiating contracts, monitoring supplier performance, identifying cost reductions, and resolving supply issues. The role requires experience in purchasing and supply chain operations, preferably in automotive or manufacturing environments.

Engineering Supervisor role focused on current model quality improvements and warranty reductions in automotive assembly plants, leading a team to resolve process/manufacturing issues and implement error-proofing technologies. This is a leadership role within manufacturing engineering.

This role is a Production Supervisor for Rear & Roof Systems at Ford, leading Design and Release Engineers. The primary focus is on delivering high-quality vehicle components (Roof & Back lite glass systems) on time and within budget, ensuring robust designs and failure mode avoidance through engineering disciplines like DFMEA and PFMEA. The role also involves managing TVM, warranty reduction, and leading teams to resolve durability, assembly, and functional issues. A Bachelor's degree in engineering and 7 years of PD Engineering experience are required.

This role is for a Maintenance Supervisor at Ford, focusing on leading a team to ensure operational excellence, safety, and quality in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include driving performance, problem-solving, team leadership, data-driven decision making, and continuous improvement. Experience with Lean/Six Sigma is a plus.

Senior Software Engineer, Android to develop and ship native Android applications for Ford's customer-facing mobile app, used by millions of drivers globally. The role involves full software development lifecycle, from conception to production, with a focus on lean and agile practices, product design review, and technology evaluation.

Supervisory role focused on leading a production team, ensuring safety, driving operational excellence, and continuous improvement in a manufacturing environment. Requires leadership, problem-solving, and data-driven decision-making.

Manufacturing Engineer focused on Powertrain Machining, responsible for delivering quality operating system requirements, optimizing machining processes (steel, iron, aluminum metal cutting and grinding) for quality, cost, timing, and footprint. Collaborates with Product Development, uses virtual tools for feasibility, writes process sheets, leads issue resolution for new model launches, and supports tooling buyoffs. Requires a Bachelor's in Engineering and 1-3 years of manufacturing experience.

This role is for a Senior Maintenance Supervisor at Ford, focusing on leading a team to ensure operational excellence, safety, and quality in a manufacturing environment. It involves strategic problem-solving, team development, data-driven decision making, and continuous improvement initiatives. The role requires a strong emphasis on safety regulations and fostering a culture of vigilance and accountability.

Software Applications Engineer for Ultra Capacitor/Energy Modules in next-generation Ford vehicles. Focuses on embedded software development, validation, and integration, ensuring alignment with system requirements, functional safety (ISO 26262), and cybersecurity. Collaborates with cross-functional teams and external suppliers.

Ford is seeking a Category Implementation Buyer for Engine Castings to manage strategic planning, sourcing, business development, and supply continuity for engine castings and components. This role involves global leadership for North America and Europe, developing commodity strategies, supporting future model sourcing, driving cost savings, and managing supplier relationships to ensure quality, cost, and delivery targets are met.

Senior Full Stack Software Engineer to build software for Ford Reservation Services, focusing on customer-centric features and digital experience for service appointments. The role involves iterative development, user feedback integration, and collaboration within a fast-paced environment.

This role is for a Senior Maintenance Supervisor at Ford, responsible for leading maintenance teams in a manufacturing environment. Key responsibilities include ensuring operational efficiency, safety, and quality of production equipment, managing spare parts, participating in failure analysis, and driving continuous improvement. The role requires experience in troubleshooting technical issues, supervising teams, and knowledge of manufacturing and maintenance processes.

Senior Product Designer at Ford Customer Service Division Tech team, focusing on creating and transforming digital experiences for internal and external audiences, balancing business needs with user goals, and guiding user experience across website strategy and web-based software. The role involves leading and mentoring other designers, driving design delivery, and working cross-functionally to define and execute strategy.

Software Product Engineer for Ford's Android Automotive OS application, focusing on issue triage, root cause analysis, and quality assurance for a hybrid embedded and cloud system. The role involves DFMEA, test analysis, and documentation to ensure stability and reliability.

Seeking a GCP Cloud Engineer to manage and improve Ford's global infrastructure across Google Cloud Platform, on-premises data centers, and distributed locations. The role involves hands-on design, development, and maintenance of cloud-native infrastructure, including hosting, computing, databases, and networks. Responsibilities include defining infrastructure patterns, working with OpenShift/GKE, designing secure and scalable GCP infrastructure, collaborating with development teams, and optimizing performance. Experience with scripting, automation, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure as code is required. The role also involves building big data solutions and ensuring security and compliance within the GCP environment.

Software Development Engineer to design, build, and operate large-scale, cloud-native systems for Ford's connected vehicle capabilities. Responsibilities include owning mission-critical cloud platform components, developing resilient backend services on AWS/GCP, implementing CI/CD pipelines, ensuring quality and reliability through testing and monitoring, and collaborating within Agile environments. Requires strong experience in cloud-based software development, API design, and supporting high-availability applications.

This role focuses on managing daily operations and ensuring data quality within a feature strategy team, acting as a Jira expert and process optimizer. It involves leading the software change process, aligning with corporate objectives, and collaborating with engineering, product, and business counterparts. The ideal candidate is process-minded, organized, proficient in Jira and Confluence, and skilled in problem-solving and data analysis.

Supervisory role focused on plant maintenance and asset management within Ford's manufacturing operations. Responsibilities include leading skilled trades personnel, ensuring asset availability through preventative and corrective maintenance, and fostering a safety culture. Requires experience in manufacturing, supervisory leadership, and fundamental knowledge of PLC logic and controls.

Engineering Manager for DevOps and SRE teams at Ford, focusing on implementing strategies, methods, and automated processes to bridge software development and IT operations. Responsibilities include team leadership, infrastructure management, pipeline automation, system reliability, monitoring, collaboration, process improvement, and security compliance.

Staff Technical Program Manager (TPM) to drive the execution of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) across multiple vehicle platforms. This role requires domain knowledge in ADAS technologies, including perception, sensor fusion, path planning, and control systems. The TPM will manage programs across multiple vehicle lines and platforms, ensuring consistent execution and delivery in a fast-paced environment.

Ford is seeking a Systems TPM Supervisor for their ADAS team to lead and mentor Systems Technical Program Managers. The role involves driving the integration of complex technical domains, managing roadmaps, making critical technical and program decisions, managing risks and dependencies, providing data-driven program governance, improving processes, and developing the team. The focus is on next-generation driver-assistance architectures and current DAT architecture, contributing to Ford's vision of connected, autonomous, shared, and electric vehicles.