Design & Release Ford Champ

Lincoln Motor Company; Naucalpan de Juárez; On-site; MXN 100,000 - 167,000; Full time

Job summary

Ford Motor Company is seeking a mechanical engineering student or recent graduate to support engineering activities on time-bound programs. You will validate parts against customer and internal requirements, manage BOM and change processes, and participate in design reviews to ensure vehicle quality and validation.

The role emphasizes a data-driven approach, strong planning, and the use of CATIA V5 or 3DEXPERIENCE tools, with English proficiency at C1 and a solid understanding of internal

Qualifications

• Mechanical Engineering degree with an automotive focus, or in your final year.
• Completed coursework such as fluid mechanics and materials mechanics.
• Advanced English (C1), including technical engineering vocabulary.
• Solid understanding of how internal combustion engines work.
• Strong planning and project management skills.
• Data-driven approach to solving complex problems.
• Strong written and verbal communication; MS Office proficiency.
• Plus if you have CATIA V5, 3DEXPERIENCE or CATIA V6.
• Familiarity with Engine Air and Exhaust components, materials and processes.

Responsibilities

• Support engineering activities so our programs deliver on time using Ford's development process.
• Help the responsible engineer validate parts against requirements and specs.
• Manage and audit the BOM and engineering change processes for prototype and production builds.
• Identify the validation, durability and functional tests each part needs.
• Take part in Technical Design Reviews and support vehicle quality tests.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Advanced English (C1)

Analytical mindset

Project planning

Education

Mechanical Engineering degree (automotive focus) or in final year

Tools

CATIA V5

3DEXPERIENCE

CATIA V6

Job description

Why Ford?

You will learn from experienced engineers and work on real programs from day one. You will be part of a culture that values innovation, teamwork and the One Ford behaviors, and that welcomes people of all backgrounds. Come build your career with us.

Ford Motor Company is an equal opportunity employer committed to a culturally diverse workforce. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status, or protected veteran status

What you will do

• Support engineering activities so our programs deliver on time. You will use Ford's global product development process to build and follow plans.

• Help the responsible engineer validate parts against customer, corporate and local requirements, as well as engineering and system design specifications and manufacturing and assembly needs.

• Manage and audit the Bill of Materials (BOM) and engineering change processes for prototype and production builds. You will stay aware of worldwide engineering changes.

• Identify the validation, durability and functional tests each part needs, and follow up on engineering prototypes at part level.

• Take part in Technical Design Reviews. You will apply problem-solving strategies and support vehicle quality and validation reviews and tests.

What you bring

• Mechanical Engineering degree with an automotive focus, or in your final year of studies. You have completed coursework such as fluid mechanics and materials mechanics.

• Advanced English (C1), including technical engineering vocabulary.

• Solid understanding of how internal combustion engines work, and general automotive knowledge.

• Strong planning, follow-up and project management skills, and comfort with project management tools.

• A mechanical and mathematical mindset, and a data-driven approach to solving complex problems.

• Strong organizational, written and verbal communication skills, and Microsoft Office proficiency. It's a plus if you have

• Experience with CATIA V5, 3DEXPERIENCE or CATIA V6.

• Familiarity with Engine Air and Exhaust components, materials and manufacturing processes