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Ford Motor Company

Chassis Controls Software Application Design and Release Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Location
Hybrid (Dearborn, MI)
Compensation
$83k - $190k/yr
Employment
Full-time
Level
Senior Level
Posted 1 week ago

About the Role

Join Ford's Product Development team as a Chassis Controls Software Application Design and Release Engineer. You will architect the connection between software algorithms and vehicle dynamics for cutting-edge EVs and driver assist technologies, impacting millions of drivers daily.

Skills

Embedded Systems Development Requirements Management FMEA Vehicle Network Communication CAN Supplier Management ISO 26262 Matlab Simulink Stateflow SysML HIL Simulation Controls Modeling Data Acquisition Systems System Analysis Chassis Controls

Benefits

  • Medical Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Paid Time Off
  • Paid Holidays
  • Paid Vacation Time

Perks

  • Vehicle Discount Program
  • Management Leases
  • Tuition Assistance
  • Employee Resource Groups

Full job details

Where Safety Meets Next-Gen Software. Help Us Redefine Vehicle Dynamics for the Electric Era.

At Ford, braking is no longer just about stopping a vehicle — it's the foundation of regenerative braking for our cutting-edge EVs, the backbone of active safety for our advanced Driver Assist Technologies (like BlueCruise), and a critical node in our Software-Defined Vehicle architecture.

As a Chassis Controls Software Application Design and Release Engineer, you won't just write or manage code — you'll be the architect bridging the gap between sophisticated software algorithms and physical vehicle dynamics. Your work will show up on the road every single day, keeping millions of drivers safe while delivering the exhilarating driving experience Ford is known for.

Join the Ford Product Development team, where Design Thinking and User Experience methods drive us to deliver breakthrough products that delight our customers and define tomorrow's transportation.