The role in Ford is responsible for integrate all electrical components and subsystems together in most robust way which meet all requirements, seeking cost efficient solution for new electrical system or features, also lead the investigation of issue found during design verification and vehicle launch. 

Master’s degree in electrical engineering, automotive engineering, telecommunication engineering or related filed. 5+ years of experience in automotive electrical system engineering with demonstration of good understanding of vehicle functions and EE architecture. Familiar with CANalyzer, CANoe, Picoscope/ Oscilloscope for issue debug.  Familiar with network communication (CAN/LIN/Ethernet) and diagnostic (UDS). Excellent teamwork and communication & presentation skills in English. Self-motivated with the ability to manage multiple tasks. Fast learner. Treats change as an opportunity to learn and develop. Willingness to frequent and long-term travel. Lead the Electrical system logic connection generation and power distribution system development. Collaborate with engineering/functional owner to ensure compatibility between components for entire electrical systems. Lead the feasibility study and solution development for new electrical system or features. Perform design verification of electrical system via prototype and preproduction breadboard/vehicle testing. Lead the function or End of line issue troubling shooting for failures identified during design verification and vehicle launch. Utilize the connected vehicle big data for key-off-load (KOL) issue diagnostics, lead the cloud data analysis to detect the KOL issues during new program launch.