<p>In this position…</p> <p>Are you passionate about bringing cutting-edge vehicle designs to life, ensuring that every curve and contour can be perfectly crafted on the assembly line? As a Feasibility Engineer Bodyshell, you will be at the heart of Ford's product development, serving as the crucial bridge between innovative design and efficient manufacturing.</p> <p>The Stamping Feasibility Engineer will define and deliver next-generation manufacturing processes in support of future-model vehicle programs. Successful candidates will support the engineering of stamping dies.</p> <p>We are the movers of the world and the makers of the future. We get up every day, roll up our sleeves and build a better world -- together. At Ford, we're all a part of something bigger than ourselves. Are you ready to change the way the world moves?</p> <p>What you'll do…</p> <ul> <li>Drive "Voice of Manufacturing" throughout product development lifecycle to ensure robust, feasible, and manufacturable stamped panels. </li><li>Conduct early stamping process feasibility evaluation in an integrated CAD/CAE environment and coordinate between product development and manufacturing teams to lead resolution of manufacturing feasibility concerns. </li><li>Lead the creation of draw die CAD developments and construction release files for new model stampings </li><li>Update and maintain existing stamping die process information for the inclusion of improvements, service requirements and carry-over modified part releases required for new model usage. </li><li>Develop stamping die processes for new model parts, optimized for cost and quality on a timely basis to achieve company objectives. </li><li>Lead the development of Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (PFMEAs) for new model stampings. </li><li>Participate in and initiate cost requests for new model costing, evaluation of engineering proposals. </li><li>Perform simulations of stamping processes for comprehensive formability evaluation. </li><li>Optimize stamping processes: Perform draw and line die simulations and remain extensively involved in taking corrective measures to resolve stamping concerns through the refinement of product design and the stamping process until the launch of production to ensure that the manufactured stamping quality is in adherence to Ford standards. </li><li>Support die design and tooling problem resolution during tool construction. </li></ul> <p>What you'll do…</p> <ul> <li>Drive "Voice of Manufacturing" throughout product development lifecycle to ensure robust, feasible, and manufacturable stamped panels. </li><li>Conduct early stamping process feasibility evaluation in an integrated CAD/CAE environment and coordinate between product development and manufacturing teams to lead resolution of manufacturing feasibility concerns. </li><li>Lead the creation of draw die CAD developments and construction release files for new model stampings </li><li>Update and maintain existing stamping die process information for the inclusion of improvements, service requirements and carry-over modified part releases required for new model usage. </li><li>Develop stamping die processes for new model parts, optimized for cost and quality on a timely basis to achieve company objectives. </li><li>Lead the development of Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (PFMEAs) for new model stampings. </li><li>Participate in and initiate cost requests for new model costing, evaluation of engineering proposals. </li><li>Perform simulations of stamping processes for comprehensive formability evaluation. </li><li>Optimize stamping processes: Perform draw and line die simulations and remain extensively involved in taking corrective measures to resolve stamping concerns through the refinement of product design and the stamping process until the launch of production to ensure that the manufactured stamping quality is in adherence to Ford standards. </li><li>Support die design and tooling problem resolution during tool construction. </li></ul>