Highlights
As a member of the Engine Controls software team, you will collaborate across departments-including calibration, systems engineering, and vehicle integration-to develop robust, production-ready solutions for current and next-generation boosted engine programs. Capture and maintain requirements for vehicle control features, document changes using Ford's model-based design process and tools, and create and execute validation plans using simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, and in-vehicle resources.
Numbers & Facts
| Location | Dearborn, MI |
Description
In this position...
As a member of the Engine Controls software team, you will collaborate across departments-including calibration, systems engineering, and vehicle integration-to develop robust, production-ready solutions for current and next-generation boosted engine programs.
We made history and now we work to transform the future - for our customers, our communities and our families. You'll see your work on the road every day, helping people move freely and pursue their dreams. At Ford, you can build more than vehicles. Come build what matters. As a member of the Engine Controls software team, you will collaborate across departments-including calibration, systems engineering, and vehicle integration-to develop robust, production-ready solutions for current and next-generation boosted engine programs.
What you'll do...
- Design and implement embedded engine controls and diagnostic monitors within the powertrain control module software
- Capture and maintain requirements for vehicle control features, document changes using Ford's model-based design process and tools, and create and execute validation plans using simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, and in-vehicle resources
- Manage configuration and complexity for a wide range of vehicle programs and powerpacks, and maintain high levels of compatibility and commonality with Gas, Diesel, HEV, and BEV powerpack configurations
- Develop and validate control algorithms using C-code to meet functional, emissions, performance, and functional safety requirements (ISO 26262)
- Apply powertrain control system software validation test methods-including unit testing (Unity/Ceedling), SIL, MIL, and HIL-to ensure system functionality and robustness
- Troubleshoot vehicle and powertrain fuel-path functional and diagnostic issues; determine and validate corrective actions through data analysis, vehicle testing, and simulation
- Maintain software description documentation, calibration guides, release notes, and requirements traceability for fuel-path software components
What you'll do...
- Design and implement embedded engine controls and diagnostic monitors within the powertrain control module software
- Capture and maintain requirements for vehicle control features, document changes using Ford's model-based design process and tools, and create and execute validation plans using simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, and in-vehicle resources
- Manage configuration and complexity for a wide range of vehicle programs and powerpacks, and maintain high levels of compatibility and commonality with Gas, Diesel, HEV, and BEV powerpack configurations
- Develop and validate control algorithms using C-code to meet functional, emissions, performance, and functional safety requirements (ISO 26262)
- Apply powertrain control system software validation test methods-including unit testing (Unity/Ceedling), SIL, MIL, and HIL-to ensure system functionality and robustness
- Troubleshoot vehicle and powertrain fuel-path functional and diagnostic issues; determine and validate corrective actions through data analysis, vehicle testing, and simulation
- Maintain software description documentation, calibration guides, release notes, and requirements traceability for fuel-path software components