Ford’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) team designs and develops hardware and functional models for features including Adaptive Cruise Control, Automatic Emergency Braking, Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Centering Assist, BlueCruise, and 360 Camera Systems. This position focuses on leading and supporting the engineering development of BlueCruise features. The engineer supports feature upgrades and enhancements, contributes to use cases and functional requirements, and leads or supports validation and verification, particularly in-vehicle validation. The role includes replay and bench testing, feature model delivery, system integration, functional safety deliverables, performance sign-off, validation method development, and analysis of track and real-world data. The engineer coordinates with internal teams and suppliers on development timing, design verification, real-world evaluations, root-cause analysis, and integration of models and software packages with production and in-situ hardware. AI tools and agents are used in evaluation, development, and design processes, with their results checked by the engineer. The position is hybrid and requires onsite work four or more days per week. The stated salary range is $84,480–$166,200; final salary grade and base salary depend on candidate skills and experience, job scope, responsibility, and competitive market value. Visa sponsorship is available. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States, with eligibility verified at hire.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level