TSE Program Engineer

Job Description The specific focus is analyzing the powertrain cooling and heat management of forward vehicle programs. Thermal Systems Engineering integrates attributes including Mass properties, Aerodynamics, Climate, Fuel economy and Performance feel. Members of the section use CAE and physical test methods to quantify system level impacts on the vehicle underhood, underbody, and cabin due to powertrain heat. The responsibilities of the Thermal Systems Engineer include design, development, validation, and launch, including prototype builds of thermal systems, subsystems, and components. Responsibilities To help us get a clear picture of your technical journey, please ensure your resume includes the specific systems and tools you work with. Including a self-assessed proficiency level for each item on the document allows us to better evaluate your fit for the role. Responsibilities include: Leading the product development process relative to engineering design changes and support any associated commercial changes. Support program or core meetings and cross functional teams in the execution of targets deliveries and confirmation of cost, weight and quality. Provide on-site support for prototype testing. Lead and support program discussion, cross functional team meetings as applicable. On time delivery of GPDS deliverables of Energy Management attribute for Program to and beyond. Manage issue resolution to ensure deliverables are met. On time delivery of benchmarking/core projects. Work with Cycle Plan & Product Strategy teams to evaluate and translate Corporate and Regulatory requirements into the target setting process & attribute delivery process. Utilize attribute futuring methods and tools to support the target setting process. Utilize CAE tools and methodologies to assist in the development and implementation of vehicle attributes. Provide necessary documentation to verify product sign-off activity in support program and engineering milestones. Deliver Global Attribute relevant information for all programs. Qualifications Basic Qualifications: Bachelor of Science or Engineering. Good understanding of vehicle energy usage and Systems Engineering. Good understanding of powertrain systems functionality and efficiency improvement, including ICE and xHEV powerpacks. Strong background on fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and thermodynamics. Experience and knowledge of heat exchangers (fin and tube, micro-channel, shell and tube, co-axial and brazed plate). In-depth knowledge of Powertrain matching and analysis. Good understanding of non-powertrain systems, e.g., brakes, steering, tires, underbody shields, among others. Self-directed, confident, and resilient individual with excellent verbal and written communication skills in both English and Spanish. Excellent work planning and issue resolution skills. Experience working with or leading teams globally. Familiarity with the utilization of CAE methods and tools, including the advantages and disadvantages. Able to travel to Ford facilities (MPG, DTF,DDC, etc). CFD knowledge. Preferred Qualifications / Other Information: 2+ years experience using CFD tools. Experience in working with teams globally. Basic knowledge of any programming language. Powertrain design and calibration experience. Proficiency in Excel, Powerpoint, Matlab, ATI, MyCanic, DET. 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. About Us At Ford Motor Company, we believe freedom of movement drives human progress. With our incredible plans for the future of mobility, we have a wide variety of opportunities for you to accelerate your career and help us define tomorrow’s transportation. Job Info Job Identification 56321 Job Category PD Operations and Quality Posting Date 01/09/2026, 06:45 PM Apply Before 01/23/2026, 12:00 AM Degree Level Bachelor's Degree or equivalent Job Schedule Full time #J-18808-Ljbffr