Seat System Integration Engineer

Ford Motor•Dearborn, MI

About The Position

Manage delivery of overall program timing together with JIT Program Manager. Handle product release lifecycle: create and maintain BOMs, manage design revisions using change management systems. Design, Develop, Release and Launch seat systems or components through GPDS (PRE-PSC to J1). QWCT (Quality, Weight, Cost, Timing) management for assigned parts. Attend program related meetings: To4, Seat complete, EMMs, TDRMs, supplier meetings, purchasing meetings, etc. Some of them should be led by the D&R Engineer. Develop and execute Seat system/component level Design Verification Plans, support vehicle/system level DVP, and ensure compliance to all System Design Specifications (SDS) and Federal Regulations including unique Export Market Requirements. Create and maintain a timing/Gantt chart (PDP) for assigned parts and project. Keep a prevent recurrence actions /lessons learned / required design rules list, and cascade to Core team. Coordinate with other areas to make sure design intent meets all requirements (Seat Complete, Seat Structure, Seat Features, Studio, Safety, Craftsmanship, VO, PVT, Supplier, Tool shop, Purchasing, Finance, Program, etc.) Lead integration of seating components into the seat system understand and effectively utilize product check-in/check-out processes, version control, data release, and change management within Ford’s PLM ecosystem.

Requirements

A Bachelor of engineering on: Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electrical, Industrial or related.
MS Office expertise (including Project).
Proficient English (Reading, listening and writing).
Seat system or component parts design and manufacturing knowledge/experience.
Product development and parts verification/validation experience.
FEDE, ADS, FSMS, GPDS, E2KS and WERS systems knowledge.
FMEA knowledge and Experience.
Able to read and conceptualize 2D and 3D Engineering Drawings (including GD&T).
Teamcenter, Tc VisMockup and CATIA (Basic) knowledge.
Excellent Spanish/English communication skills.
Excellent graphical communication skills (sketching).
Able to explain complex engineering concepts to other areas: Studio, Program, etc.
Structured problem solving and thinking.
Proactive, Disciplined.
Strong network and relationship builder.
Go getter.
Self-accountable for delivering results.
Able to negotiate with other areas.
Methodical but able to quickly analyze and take decisions.
Out of the box, innovative, and resilient in the face of adversity.
Ability and willingness to travel.

Responsibilities

Manage delivery of overall program timing together with JIT Program Manager.
Handle product release lifecycle: create and maintain BOMs, manage design revisions using change management systems.
Design, Develop, Release and Launch seat systems or components through GPDS (PRE-PSC to J1).
QWCT (Quality, Weight, Cost, Timing) management for assigned parts.
Attend program related meetings: To4, Seat complete, EMMs, TDRMs, supplier meetings, purchasing meetings, etc. Some of them should be led by the D&R Engineer.
Develop and execute Seat system/component level Design Verification Plans, support vehicle/system level DVP, and ensure compliance to all System Design Specifications (SDS) and Federal Regulations including unique Export Market Requirements.
Create and maintain a timing/Gantt chart (PDP) for assigned parts and project.
Keep a prevent recurrence actions /lessons learned / required design rules list, and cascade to Core team.
Coordinate with other areas to make sure design intent meets all requirements (Seat Complete, Seat Structure, Seat Features, Studio, Safety, Craftsmanship, VO, PVT, Supplier, Tool shop, Purchasing, Finance, Program, etc.)
Lead integration of seating components into the seat system understand and effectively utilize product check-in/check-out processes, version control, data release, and change management within Ford’s PLM ecosystem.