Full Stack Software Engineer

Location: Dearborn, MI, United States; Hybrid

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Ford's connected vehicles send us a constant stream of data: trips, alerts, battery and health signals, and much more. The Connected Vehicle Data Team in GDIA (Global Data Insight & Analytics) builds the services, APIs and applications that make that data easy to find, understand, and use across Ford.
We're looking for an early- to mid-career full-stack software engineer who likes building things end to end: backend services in Java and Spring Boot, frontends in React or Angular, and the cloud deployments and data flows that connect them. You'll deploy to OpenShift and Google Cloud, learn how streaming data behaves at very large scale, and see your work used to spot vehicle issues sooner.
You don't need to have done everything on this page. We care more that you're curious, careful with details, and eager to learn. That's what the Ford OS Behaviors are about: be a builder, play to win, and deliver the promise.
 

The Connected Vehicle Data Team within Ford's GDIA organization is looking for a hands-on Full Stack Software Engineer to help build and support applications, services, and data tools that make connected vehicle data easier to access, understand, and use across the enterprise. This role sits at the intersection of software engineering, cloud platforms, event streaming, and data engineering, with a focus on building practical solutions that turn high-volume vehicle data into meaningful insights for business partners and customers. In this role, you will contribute to the development of scalable backend services, APIs, dashboards, internal tools, and cloud-native data solutions. You will work primarily with technologies such as Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, SQL, Kafka, OpenShift, and Google Cloud Platform, while also supporting frontend development using React or Angular. The role includes working with event-driven data flows, cloud deployments, monitoring, automated testing, CI/CD pipe.