Job Posting: Ford Vehicle User Interface Implementation Engineer

 Ford Vehicle User Interface Implementation Engineer

Ford Motor Company is moving into a new phase of its 100+ year history, one in which openness is at the heart of its future.  The automobile is being redefined as a networked computing platform upon which an ever-evolving set of applications is being designed, allowing us to create exciting new consumer experiences. We are exploring the role of advanced technologies which will redefine the meaning of mobility in the 21st century.  This includes developing automated vehicle systems, advanced display systems and future smart mobility solutions.

The ideal candidate will have outstanding vehicle architecture knowledge and software engineering skills with the ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.  We are looking for exceptionally creative, motivated and talented software engineers to join our team to develop application prototypes, toolkits and related architectures with emerging embedded platforms.

Responsibilities Include:
·         Integrating a QT designed user interface into test vehicles
·         Develop and maintain data capture model
·         Decoding CAN signal specifications
·         Maintain code repository
·         Rapid prototyping hardware development
·         QT model modifications

Minimum Qualifications:
  • Minimum BS in Computer Science or Electrical / Computer Engineering
  • Familiar with vehicle CAN data structure
  • Proficient in Matlab and Matlab Simulink environment
  •  Familiarity with using Open source Software Developer Kits (SDK’s)
  • Proficient with utilizing API’s for rapid prototyping
  • Familiarity with GIT and GIT Hub Repository
  • C++, C#, Java Script, Java, programming experience
  • dSpace proficiency
  • Ability to think creatively and to champion innovative design solutions.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Strong team player with record of collaboration
  • Excellent networking skills
  • Ability to multi-task

Preferred Qualifications:
·         Experience with Driver Assistance features
·         Familiar with CAN analysis tools (Vector, InterpidCS, PCAN, etc.)
·         Familiar with OpenXC Development Environment
·         Familiarity with QT Creator
·         dSpace proficiency

Interested Participants should:
1.       Click on link:  https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGWEbHost/home.aspx?PartnerId=25385&SiteId=5186
2.       Near bottom, click on “Search Openings”
3.       In Keyword box, type requisition number:  “15642”.  Then select “SEARCH”
4.       Results page appears.  Click box next to the Req ID to select the job.  Then click on the “View Job(s)” button at the bottom of page.
5.       If interested in applying, the candidate should select the button entitled:  “Apply to Job”.


Interested candidates may also contact John Shutko (jshutko@ford.com) with any questions.

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