EV Battery Management Software Engineer — Hybrid

Lincoln Motor Company; Dearborn (MI); Hybrid; USD 87,000 - 166,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Vehicle discount

Tuition assistance

Paid time off

Holidays

Job summary

Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI is seeking a Battery Management Controls Software Engineer to develop the application-layer control software for a high-voltage battery system and interface with multiple controllers. The role emphasizes MBSD, production code generation, and hands-on hardware debugging.

The ideal candidate will design state machines, sequencing, and diagnostic logic on production programs, and be comfortable with calibration and model-based approaches across modules and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Computer, Mechatronics, Controls, or Mechanical Engineering.
• 5+ years embedded application or control software for ECUs.
• Model-based development with production code generation; strong C skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop state machines and supervisory coordination across controllers.
• Implement high-voltage sequencing and interlock handling.
• Design protection, over/undervoltage, overcurrent, and thermal controls.
• Calibrate estimation models and own calibration parameters.
• Author software requirements and design docs traceable to system requirements.
• Support validation, root-cause analysis, and field issue resolution.

Skills

Embedded C

State machine

Model-based development

High-voltage sequencing

Protection strategy

Diagnostic strategy

Calibration

Hardware debugging

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical

Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics/Controls

Job description

Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI is seeking a Battery Management Controls Software Engineer to develop the application-layer control software for a high-voltage battery system and interface with multiple controllers. The role emphasizes MBSD, production code generation, and hands-on hardware debugging.

The ideal candidate will design state machines, sequencing, and diagnostic logic on production programs, and be comfortable with calibration and model-based approaches across modules and