As part of our team development strategy and commitment to remaining a best-in-class organization, Supply Chain is seeking to attract and develop new talent from fields such as business administration, international relations, and industrial engineering.

Through an accelerated training program and active participation in daily operations, we aim to prepare and develop new team members with whom we hope to continue achieving our organizational goals.

Our program, the Ford Supply Chain Academy, offers recent college graduates and early-career professionals (with a maximum of two years of experience) In-depth practical experience and unparalleled networking opportunities. Participants will connect with leadership, collaborate with professionals across various business units, and gain insight into full-time opportunities at Ford.

Program Highlights:

Immersive Experience: Gain hands-on experience in diverse areas of our supply chain, including procurement, logistics, and supplier performance management. Skill Development: Enhance your skills in data analysis, process improvement, risk mitigation, negotiation and communication. Networking: Build strong relationships with cross-functional teams and Ford leadership. Career Advancement: This program serves as a launchpad for a successful career at Ford.

 

Qualifications:

Recent college graduate or early-career professional (maximum two years of experience).Engineering degree is required90% English proficiency (oral, reading, writing, and listening).Strong time and data management skills.Analytical skills (data-driven and capable of analyzing multiple scenarios).Extra academic achievements are a must! (we are looking for examples leadership and collaboration skills) Leader in student organizationsAbove and beyond activities of any academic program or volunteering Innovation and/or disruption projects Strong leadership and communication skills are necessary to be successful in this position. Negotiation skills is a plus.Ability to lead problem solving activities and manage resolution targets. Ability to handle multiple time-sensitive and urgent matters. Self-motivated/independent/resourceful. Travel up to 40% in domestic areas in STA, SOT on a time-to-time bases. Willing to learn Genuine interest in supply chain / manufacturing process / problem solving.

STA Engineer

Supply Chain Academy program seeks enthusiastic individuals to join our Supplier Technical Assist (STA) team. As an STA team member, you will be involved in managing production suppliers across the region. This involves comprehensive management, including:

Supplier Selection and Development: A rigorous process evaluating supplier production capacity, material quality, delivery reliability, and financial stability. We utilize analytical and evaluation tools reflected in key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor performance.Performance Monitoring: Consistent tracking of part quality, on-time delivery, and material costs. This often involves on-site audits at supplier facilities. Up to 40% of time traveling to domestic suppliers locations.  Supplier Development: Supporting suppliers in improving their processes and capabilities to increase efficiency and quality. This may include knowledge sharing and investment in new technologies.Support the development and execution of supply base and commodity strategies.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve common objectives (cost, timing, quality).Conduct data analysis to inform business decisions and track price changes throughout program lifecycles.Support lead sourcing processes to secure best-in-class value, a diverse supplier base, and strong supplier relationships.

Control Tower Specialist

Responsible for resolving a caseload of operationally and financially distressed production suppliers.  Develops and delivers risk mitigation strategies aimed at protecting Ford’s Vehicle and Powertrain production plants.  Executes interim and permanent corrective actions with supplier(s) to ensure robust supply signal to Ford Motor Company, and alignment with Ford’s Supply Chain Organization's business objectives. Position communicates to all levels of the organization, within the function as well as other functions and suppliers.   

Responsibilities:

Ability to assess complex supply chain issues, lead cross functional teams, and develop creative solutions to minimize vehicle production losses. Ability to problem solve and implement new and innovative strategies.Summarize complex issues with resolutions and effectively communicate to leadership.