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We get up every day, roll up our sleeves and build a better world together. At Ford, were part of something bigger than ourselves. Are you ready to change the way the world moves? Job Description As a Systems Integration Engineering Analyst, you will design, implement and validate vehicle electrical systems by reviewing and approving device transmittals, developing vehiclelevel logical schematics, conducting design/compatibility reviews, defining fusing and grounding strategies, supporting systemlevel validation/diagnostics, and providing technical support for prototype and preproduction builds. Responsibilities Develop vehiclelevel Logical Schematics and set up Design Transmittal (DT) Structures within the Vehicle Systems Engineering Management Global Design Transmittal (VSEMGDT) system. Ensure the Generic Fusing Strategy and Generic Grounding Strategy are strictly followed across all designs. Execute compatibility reviews, assess Systems Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and ensure compliance with related system requirements in the Ford Engineering Design Environment (FEDE). Support HardwareintheLoop (HIL), Final Design Judgement (FDJ), and Design Confirmation Vehicle (DCV) Breadboard setups, including determining feature configurations and variants. Verify the Bill of Materials (BOM) to ensure all necessary hardware and components are present for Breadboard builds. Update module software using InVehicle Software (IVS) or JFrog repositories and configure modules using the Ford Converter Tool (FCT) or EndofLine (EOL) simulation. Perform functional pointtopoint testing and lead Design Confirmation Vehicle (DCV) signoff for Vehicle Engineering Validation (VEV) Design Verification (DV) Breadboards. Provide module configurations and support Vehicle Software Configuration System (VSCS) development. Support Plant Build Kits at facilities such as the New Model Programs Development Center (NMPDC) or Roush by managing software updates and module configurations. Execute selftests and collect bus queries to verify part numbers, configurations, and Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs). Be part of new vehicle program launch team and responsible to triage and troubleshoot functional issues during vehicle builds and all preproduction phases, including Engineering Prototype (EPT), Tooling Tryout (TT), Pilot Plant (PP), Manufacturing Process (MP1 & MP2), OK to Buy (OKTB), Post Job1 (PJ1), and Job1 plus 90 days (J1+90). Support Functional Testing and Key Off Load (KOL) test activities to ensure vehicle system readiness. Utilize the Software Bill of Materials (SWBOM) to track software revisions. Support EndofLine (EOL) testing before each build event to validate latest vehicle software package and Vehicle Software Configuration System (VSCS). Review and identify ''false codes'' (phantom Diagnostic Trouble Codes set during software reflashing) to ensure accurate system diagnostics and clean vehicle delivery. Qualifications Education Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. (Successful candidates will be required to provide proof of degree completion for the highest level of education attained. If the degree was obtained from a school outside of Canada, an Education Credential Assessment report showing Canadian equivalency is also required). Experience 35 years experience in automotive Electrical/Electronic (E/E) Systems Integration and Validation. 3+ years experience with Controller Area Network (CAN), CANFlexible DataRate (CANFD), and Local Interconnect Network (LIN) protocols and messaging. 2+ years experience in Issue Triage and Root Cause Analysis of complex functional failures and systemlevel defects. Even better, you may have Proficiency in analyzing vehicle bus traffic using industrystandard tools such as CANalyzer, CANoe, Diagnostic Engineering Tool (DET), or Wireshark. Ability to read and interpret complex Electrical Schematics, wiring diagrams, and network communication databases (.dbc or .arxml). Fundamental understanding of vehicle power distribution, including fusing and grounding strategies. Familiarity with Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) and functional safety principles. Demonstrated ability to perform handson technical troubleshooting on physical hardware, breadboards, or vehicle prototypes. Willingness to support onsite activities at manufacturing plants or prototype build facilities like the New Model Programs Development Center (NMPDC). Direct experience with Fordspecific engineering tools including Vehicle Systems Engineering Management Global Design Transmittal (VSEMGDT) and Ford Engineering Design Environment (FEDE). Expertise in Vehicle Software Configuration System (VSCS) development and module configuration. Experience using InVehicle Software (IVS) or JFrog for software repository management and the Ford Converter Tool (FCT) for module flashing. Advanced knowledge of Automotive Ethernet and complex gateway routing. Indepth knowledge of Automotive EndofLine (EOL) testing procedures. Proven ability to identify and resolve ''false codes'' or phantom Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) generated during software reflashing. Leadership capability to lead crossfunctional triage meetings and translate technical bus data into actionable business reports for leadership. Proficiency in data management and tracking using Jira and Confluence. Proficiency in coding in Python or C#. Proficiency in using Large Language Models. The expected annual salary range for this Ford of Canada position is $85,000.00$135,000.00, and individuals may be eligible to participate in our Annual Compensation bonus program. Ford of Canada is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to a culturally diverse workforce. Accommodations for applicants with disabilities throughout the recruitment, selection and/or assessment processes, where needed, are available upon request. Candidates for this position must be legally entitled to work in Canada. Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, does not sponsor work permit applications. #J-18808-Ljbffr