Ford Energy is seeking a hands-on individual contributor to build and deploy custom software for advanced manufacturing environments. The role sits at the intersection of software engineering, manufacturing operations, industrial data, cybersecurity, and business impact. The engineer will embed with plant teams, understand automated manufacturing systems, and develop solutions that improve throughput, uptime, scrap, traceability, production launches, and real-time operational visibility. The position works across application development, GCP cloud infrastructure, manufacturing data pipelines, IIoT and edge architectures, MQTT messaging, OPC-UA connectivity, MES and automation integrations, secure network and data flows, and operational analytics. The engineer will collaborate with manufacturing, controls, maintenance, quality, process engineering, product, operations, and business teams to identify problems, validate data, understand constraints, and deliver software for real facility conditions. Ford Energy is developing a software-defined, AI-native manufacturing engineering capability using connected assets, industrial protocols, real-time data, analytics, automation, and applied AI/ML. This is a hybrid position requiring onsite work four or more days per week, reporting to the Software Engineering Manager. The role will initially be employed by Ford and is expected to transition to Ford's wholly owned Battery Energy Storage Systems subsidiary within one year. Salary grade 8, with a stated range of $115,000–$192,900. Visa sponsorship is not available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
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