The EECAE / EDS Systems Engineer is responsible for the design, development and validation of the vehicle wiring.

• Engineering Degree (Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics)
• Strong English Proficiency (written, read, and oral).
• Microsoft Office Usage (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Visio).
• Time and Project Management.
• Proactive.
• Detail oriented.
• Analytical thinking.
• Process oriented.
• Electrical Distribution System tool knowledge (E3 Zuken Cable or Mentor Graphics Capital Design) desirable.
• Ford GPDS desirable.
• Understanding of feature partitioning desirable.

DISCLAIMER: Ford Motor Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer, as we are committed with a diverse workforce, and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, status as a veteran and basis of disability.

• 4 days on site in GTBC Ford Mexico. Naucalpan Mexico.
• Develop and maintain physical schematics.
• Develop and maintain vehicle level topology.
• Perform wire sizing and in-line connector selection to ensure standards, specifications, and guidelines are met.
• Assign circuit and connector numbers per engineering guidelines.
• Select with the D&R harness to harness in-line connector, define pin outs and terminal sizing per engineering guidelines.
• Review, analyze, and sign-off circuit simulation (CAE).
• Perform architecture optimization studies.
• Analyze and breakdown Product Direction Letter and Trim Spiders (documents that contains features and options of an specific vehicle).
• Generate proposals to minimize giveaway cost and reduce total part count (complexity).
• Develop and maintain the build level complexity charts.
• Perform Harness Complexity Analysis.
• Perform engineering cost estimates.
• Develop and maintain in-line connector book.
• Develop and maintain Device Transmittal list.