Racing Electrical Systems Engineer - Hybrid Onsite

Ford; Allen Park (MI); Hybrid; USD 86,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Tuition assistance

Vehicle discount

Paid holidays

Job summary

Ford's Racing Electrical Team is seeking an independent Electrical Systems Engineer to lead pre-design, design and launch of Ford Racing vehicle programs. You will build system designs, coordinate reviews, and drive DV testing to ensure performance targets are met.

Ideal candidates have a BS/MS in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, 2–5+ years in automotive electrical systems, and hands-on experience with GPDS deliverables, CAN tools, VSCS, and Ford engineering tools.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent).
• Experience in automotive electrical systems and launching new vehicles.
• Knowledge of GPDS deliverables and Ford tools (FEDE BOM, WERS, AIMS, JIRA, 5/8Ds, FEDE DVP).
• Ability to lead design reviews and coordinate multi-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead design and development of Ford Racing electrical content.
• Coordinate technical design reviews to ensure system integrity.
• Survey components with electrical interfaces and support wiring development.
• Develop system DV requirements and validate overall performance.
• Support BOM sign-offs for pre-production builds.
• Lead development of vehicle-level electrical systems to meet targets.
• Root cause and fix electrical issues on vehicles as they arise.

Skills

Electrical systems design

Root cause analysis

CAN tools

Project management

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Master's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Tools

FEDE BOM

WERS

JIRA

AIMS

DFMEA

Six Sigma

Job description

Ford's Racing Electrical Team is seeking an independent Electrical Systems Engineer to lead pre-design, design and launch of Ford Racing vehicle programs. You will build system designs, coordinate reviews, and drive DV testing to ensure performance targets are met.

Ideal candidates have a BS/MS in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, 2–5+ years in automotive electrical systems, and hands-on experience with GPDS deliverables, CAN tools, VSCS, and Ford engineering tools.