Supervisor - Under Hood Components & Modules

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In this position...

Core components supervisor within the global thermal systems core engineering team. Responsible for climate and/or cooling components to support existing internal combustion vehicles and next generation electric vehicles.

Supervisor - Under hood Components & Modules

What you'll do...

• Lead global core engineering team responsible for climate and/or cooling components (compressors, heat pump modules, HV heaters, a/c lines, pumps, valves, fan, sensors).

• Author Engineering specifications and foundation documents (DFMEA, DVP, ESOW etc.) for above components for all Ford global programs..

• Lead in creating sourcing quote package and technical assessment of suppliers for new technology components including qualification of local suppliers for global supplier localization efforts.

• Lead implementation of new suppliers and technologies using the Ford GTDS process with efficient program management techniques.

• Create, update and monitor modular catalog of parts for vehicle usage.

• Support Worst Case Circuit Analysis (WCCA) with technical experts, Software reviews, NetCom diagnostics, EMC reviews and represent thermal systems component team in safety related activities.

• Identify, monitor and mitigate project risks during new supplier implementation.

• Review and approve DV (Design Verification) and PV (Product Validation) plans and develop commodity business plans.

• Lead component tech clubs and core process development to facilitate improved program delivery

• Capture lessons learned/Prevent Recurrence and develop updated test plans, requirements and specifications.

• Hands on troubleshooting of component and related sub-system and vehicle issues.

• Support resolution of manufacturing issues.

• Manage thermal system SREA approvals.

• Manage OK-to-Use tools.

• Lead resolution of cross carline warranty issues.

• Support implementation of cross carline TVM actions.

What you'll do...

• Lead global core engineering team responsible for climate and/or cooling components (compressors, heat pump modules, HV heaters, a/c lines, pumps, valves, fan, sensors).

• Author Engineering specifications and foundation documents (DFMEA, DVP, ESOW etc.) for above components for all Ford global programs..

• Lead in creating sourcing quote package and technical assessment of suppliers for new technology components including qualification of local suppliers for global supplier localization efforts.

• Lead implementation of new suppliers and technologies using the Ford GTDS process with efficient program management techniques.

• Create, update and monitor modular catalog of parts for vehicle usage.

• Support Worst Case Circuit Analysis (WCCA) with technical experts, Software reviews, NetCom diagnostics, EMC reviews and represent thermal systems component team in safety related activities.

• Identify, monitor and mitigate project risks during new supplier implementation.

• Review and approve DV (Design Verification) and PV (Product Validation) plans and develop commodity business plans.

• Lead component tech clubs and core process development to facilitate improved program delivery

• Capture lessons learned/Prevent Recurrence and develop updated test plans, requirements and specifications.

• Hands on troubleshooting of component and related sub-system and vehicle issues.

• Support resolution of manufacturing issues.

• Manage thermal system SREA approvals.

• Manage OK-to-Use tools.

• Lead resolution of cross carline warranty issues.

• Support implementation of cross carline TVM actions.