563 Job Openings at Ford Motor Company

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Product Development Verification and Validation Engineer
Ford $138K - $169K*
Allen Park, MI
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Today
Accelerate progress at the intersection of automotive innovation and testing. Develop and implement advanced verification and validation strategies for next-gen Embedded Systems and maximize product performance through expert testing methodologies.
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ADAS Core Hardware Engineer
Ford $66K - $170K*
Washington, DC
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Yesterday
Lead the charge in advancing automotive safety through innovative ADAS sensor technology development. Drive core design, oversee sourcing, and ensure compliance across vehicle programs while collaborating with cross-functional teams.
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ADAS Core Hardware Engineer
Ford $66K - $170K*
Dearborn, MI
In-Person
Yesterday
Collaborate to enhance driving safety and efficiency by leading the development of advanced driver assistance systems, ensuring robust design solutions and effective cross-functional integration across vehicle programs.
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MFG Eng Specialist
Ford $127K - $162K*
Dearborn, MI
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Yesterday
Lead the charge in pioneering AI-driven vision control systems while resolving technical challenges through collaborative efforts. Drive continuous improvement in automation, enhancing quality and safety across manufacturing processes.
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Staff Closures Systems Engineer
Ford $146K - $276K*
Long Beach, CA
In-Person
Yesterday
Take ownership of the design and development of vehicle closures systems, executing innovative engineering concepts while collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams to ensure optimal manufacturing and performance standards.
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