Technical Systems Integration Engineer

Ford Motor Company; Dearborn (MI); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI is seeking a Technical Systems Integration Engineer to join our hybrid work model. The role develops vehicle electrical schematics, power distribution, grounding, and regulatory compliance for electronic modules, sensors, actuators, and motors.

You will support prototype builds and vehicle testing, flash and configure modules, collect CAN logs, and collaborate with design engineers to root cause issues. Domestic travel up to 30% is required.

Qualifications

• Develop vehicle electrical schematics and wiring assemblies to meet form/fit/function and regulatory standards.
• Support prototype builds, flash/configure electronic modules, and perform diagnostics tests.
• Analyze and root cause electrical system issues across hardware/software maturity.

Responsibilities

• Review Design Verification Test results for Electrical Systems to ensure pass criteria.
• Triage, remediate, retest failures, and validate design changes.
• Support assembly plant launch and in‑line vehicle testing during pre-production and ramp-up.

Skills

Electrical schematics

CAN bus

Prototype testing

Systems integration

Tools

ECU flashing

Job description

Technical Systems Integration Engineer - positions offered by Ford Motor Company (Dearborn, Michigan). Note, this is a hybrid position whereby the employee will work both from home and from the aforementioned worksite. Hence, the employee must live within a reasonable commuting distance from the worksite. Develop vehicle electrical schematics that deliver compatible form and function providing logical connectivity, electrical power distribution and grounding for all electric components (electronic modules, sensors, actuators, motors, etc.), while meeting all regulatory and company specific requirements, and executing corporate standards for Failure Mode Avoidance. Support prototype build events, including but not limited to Electrical Breadboards and Prototype Vehicles, with the responsibility to flash and configure electronic modules, execute modules diagnostics self-test routines, perform functional tests, KOL tests, understand and solve Electronic Systems Integration issues that may happen due to hardware or software maturity, collect vehicle CAN communication logs to support troubleshoot work, interface with design engineers from other functional areas to root cause issues. Review the results of all Design Verification Tests necessary to validate the Electrical Systems requirements to attest the outcomes that meet or exceed the pass criteria. Investigate, remediate, and retest failures to ensure effectiveness of any design change. Support Assembly Plant launch builds and voice of customer fleet vehicles by providing in loco assistance during pre-production and production ramp-up builds, providing technical expertise to triage and root cause problems that may impact vehicle processing through automated End of Line tests, ensuring final product quality meets corporate standards. Domestic Travel Required up to 30%.

EOE.