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Carly Langer shared this"When people hear I’m an engineer at Ford and a former Major League Baseball player, they usually think those worlds couldn’t be more different," says Trystan Magnuson, Vehicle Integration Supervisor on the Ford Explorer & Lincoln Aviator and a former Major League Baseball pitcher with the Athletics. "The truth is, they’re built on the same foundation." "At the highest levels of baseball, everything comes down to design. The design of a swing, a pitch, a set of mechanics refined to the smallest detail. Today, players and coaches spend hours studying video and pouring over data — spin rate, movement, grip, angles — things we never talked about when I was younger. The game changed because the data changed it. To keep up, players had to become part-engineer. Now, as an engineer at Ford, I’m guided by the same mindset I learned on the mound: there’s always something to learn, adjust, and improve. I work with data every day, but at the heart of my role as a vehicle integration supervisor is people — bringing teams together to solve problems, make smart tradeoffs, and look at the vehicle through the customer’s eyes so we can make it just a little better than it was before. Today, Ford and Major League Baseball — two institutions where I’ve dedicated most of my life — announced a multiyear partnership. This makes sense to me on a gut level. I can't wait to take my kids to a game this summer and see them sharing the same space. Because that's what all of this is really about. The reward at the end of the journey." Read all about Trystan's journey from MLB to Ford engineer: http://spr.ly/6043B6l1gU Ready to play ball at Ford? Step up to the plate at careers.ford.com #WeAreFord #FordCareers
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Carly Langer shared thisThe iconic “We Can Do It!” spirit of Rosie the Riveter lives on every March 21 at Ford. Teams look forward to the annual tradition of dressing like Rosie to celebrate the strength of women in manufacturing – especially because the story of Rosie is deeply rooted in Ford’s own history. Her image, popularized during World War II through a promotional war bond film and J. Howard Miller's poster, was inspired by Rose Will Monroe, an employee at Ford’s Willow Run Bomber Plant. Rosie the Riveter remains a symbol of the contributions and dedication of women in the workforce. Thank you to all of our plants for making #FordCareers Rosie strong 🛠️💪 Be part of a company that honors the past and builds the future at http://spr.ly/6047B6YLtS #WeAreFord
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Carly Langer posted this“This is more than just a job,” says British race engineer Leena Gade. “It’s an opportunity to write a new chapter in Ford Racing’s motorsport history, and I’m incredibly proud to be a part of it.” Leena joined Ford Racing this year to work on its new Hypercar program, but the road to this position began in her childhood. Find out what excites her most about her new role and more. Accelerate your own career at Ford! Learn more about current opportunities at www.careers.ford.com. #WeAreFord #FordCareers #FordRacing
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Carly Langer shared thisEver wonder why dashboards aren’t white? Wonder how we test vehicles for glare issues even on cloudy days? You can get answers to these questions and more in episode two of our Engineered series from Ford University – coming soon! We’ll take you behind the scenes in the Vehicle Performance Evaluation Lab, where we’ll show you how our team of experts use science to make sunny drives safer and sunglasses strictly optional. #WeAreFord #FordUniversity
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Carly Langer shared this“I’m excited to help bridge the gap between gasoline-powered vehicles and fully electric vehicles,” says Ava Nemanic a hybrid systems engineer and recent Ford hire. “I’m working on next-generation hybrid vehicles, and my job is to ensure all the different components, like the battery, motor, engine, transmission and more, come together and work successfully.” As the first engineer in her family, she didn’t know what to expect in the field, but she loves it. “I feel really lucky every day to be able to work on the products I grew up with and see first-hand what it takes to make the whole vehicle. I get to work with so many different people and do lots of simulations and analysis work, which is really satisfying.” Ava says what drew her to Ford was her passion for sustainability and the focus on hybrids, but as someone who loves history, the company’s heritage was a big plus as well. “It’s super cool to work in the Ford Engineering Lab. Walking by Henry and Edsel Fords’ offices in the morning and seeing his and other original Ford employees’ heights marked on the wall makes you feel connected to the company's history in a way I didn't expect,” she says. “It’s mind-boggling to think of all the technology developed in that building in the last hundred years as I’m working on the next generation of it.” “One thing that surprised me is how much Ford emphasizes volunteering and philanthropy,” she says. “I’m not a Michigan native, so I didn't realize how involved Ford was with the community until I came to work here. The PTO allotted specifically for volunteering really wowed me.” “I love to travel, and everywhere I go, I meet people who are super excited when they find out what I do. I randomly met a bunch of people outside a New Zealand restaurant who were on their way to a car show. When they found out I was an automotive engineer, they ended up buying me lunch and sitting with me for a couple hours asking me a ton of questions and sharing stories.” Working for a global company with such a long history will foster even more connections when Ava travels. “Everybody knows Ford. It’s so cool to be able to make connections halfway around the world when I mention what I do.” Ready to make history with talented colleagues like Ava? Learn more at http://spr.ly/6041hqmsd #WeAreFord #FordCareers #NationalEngineersWeek #NewHireSpotlight
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Carly Langer shared this“You see them, hear them, feel the rumble in your chest, smell the burning rubber and race fumes,” said Jen digital design lead. “It would be hard NOT to experience them in some way.” This #FordEmployee wasn't talking about the hum of cable cars that typically buzz in San Francisco's iconic Marina District. On Saturday, February 21, the city was electrified by a very different kind of roar. And Jen was right in the thick of the action, soaking up every G-Force and tire-shredding moment, along with software engineer Ravin Sardal. The Red BuRavin Sardalnce again brought the heart-pounding spectacle of Formula 1 to the Bay, transforming the waterfront into a high-octane playground. With fans tuning in from around the globe and thousands lining the streets, this wasn't just an event – it was a sensory explosion of speed, precision, and raw automotive power. "I love these kinds of showcases; they’re my favorite car events to go to,” said Jen. “Mainly because the cars can be experienced at their fullest (save driving them).” “I will always love the Mustang. Getting to see that GT3 up close and see its incredible build was a treat. I had a great conversation with one of the crew and it was truly insightful for me to learn, and see, all the decisions that went into making such a purpose-built machine. The cherry on top? Hearing it rip through the streets of San Fran!” For Ravin, being an F1 fan is a way of life – he hasn’t missed watching a race for the past 10 years. "It was amazing seeing the Red Bull F1 car that Vettel raced and won a championship in. More than seeing it, hearing it was something else. You could keep your eyes closed and know exactly where it was on the circuit,” said Ravin. “I have never heard the V8 F1 in person before, so it was quite a treat, and videos online do not do the sound justice.” Beyond the sensory experience, the event also reinforced the significance of Ford's return to Formula 1, what it means for our customers, and how racing has a direct connection to the roles of our teams. “The culture that’s inherently a part of these machines is what drew me to work at Ford in the first place,” said Jen. “Going to these events reminds me what’s on the other side of all the work we do; the community that gets built around the love of cars, the passion in the fans, and the inspiration it can bring.” "I am very excited about Ford and Red Bull’s partnership,” said Ravin. “It’s going to be fun to see Ford’s return to F1." Join Jen and Ravin in the F1 spirit by tuning in to the Formula 1 season opener in Australia and cheer on your favorite team in Ford Racing blue. Every Ground is Our Proving Ground: http://spr.ly/6042hh2Fw" #WeAreFord #FordInfluencers #Formula1 #RacetoRoad #RedBullShowrun
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Carly Langer shared thisWe're proud to announce we're the new official vehicle of Major League Baseball (MLB).
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Carly Langer shared thisWe're so excited to finally unveil the redesigned #FordCareers website! Now it's easier than ever to search for jobs and learn how you can build your future at Ford in technology, engineering, manufacturing, finance, human resources, and more. Ready, set, apply at careers.ford.com #WeAreFord #NowHiring
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Carly Langer shared thisEven the classics need an update. We've been tinkering under the hood and are almost ready to hand you the keys to an upgraded #FordCareers website experience. Refresh your resume and get ready to apply - we're excited to have you take it for a spin. #WeAreFord
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Carly Langer liked thisCarly Langer liked thisAt Ford, we know that moving the world requires more than just great vehicles—it requires a skilled and equipped workforce. That’s why our partnership with Carhartt is so meaningful. Both brands have spent 100+ years supporting the makers and doers of the Essential Economy. By joining forces, we’re doubling down on our commitment to the technicians, builders, and creators who keep our world in motion. 🤝⚡️ Read more about how we’re strengthening the Essential Economy: http://spr.ly/6049B6l8YV If you’re ready to build the future with us, explore our open positions: http://spr.ly/6181hGL4B #WeAreFord #Carhartt #EssentialEconomy #AutoTech #SkilledTrades
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Carly Langer reacted on thisCarly Langer reacted on thisWorkforce planning. It comes up in A LOT of the conversations I have with University Recruiting leaders and almost always with the same energy: "I know we need to do this better, I just don't know how." 😅 So when our research team Veris Insights spent the last year digging into exactly this - how to build an Early Career workforce planning framework that actually works - I was VERYYY invested in what they found. 👀 On April 22nd at 1pm ET, we'll share core findings from our Workforce Planning Solution Suite, and I'll be joining Emily Falstewart and Jordan Blair-Paladino live to walk through it together. We'll cover: How to build a forecast that actually holds up 🦾 How to move it from paper to practice within your organization 📜-> 🎥 The obstacles that tend to get in the way - and how to overcome them 🛑 -> 🟢 If this is something you're wrestling with, come join us! I'd love to see you there 💖 Please register here: https://lnkd.in/gqzj8Stj #VerisInsights #WorkforcePlanning #EarlyCareers #UniversityRecruiting #TalentAcquisition
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Carly Langer reacted on thisCarly Langer reacted on this“This is more than just a job,” says British race engineer Leena Gade. “It’s an opportunity to write a new chapter in Ford Racing’s motorsport history, and I’m incredibly proud to be a part of it.” Leena joined Ford Racing this year to work on its new Hypercar program, but the road to this position began in her childhood. Find out what excites her most about her new role and more. Accelerate your own career at Ford! Learn more about current opportunities at www.careers.ford.com. #WeAreFord #FordCareers #FordRacingThe Woman Behind the Data: A Race Engineer’s Journey to the WECThe Woman Behind the Data: A Race Engineer’s Journey to the WEC
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Carly Langer reacted on thisCarly Langer reacted on thisThe iconic “We Can Do It!” spirit of Rosie the Riveter lives on every March 21 at Ford. Teams look forward to the annual tradition of dressing like Rosie to celebrate the strength of women in manufacturing – especially because the story of Rosie is deeply rooted in Ford’s own history. Her image, popularized during World War II through a promotional war bond film and J. Howard Miller's poster, was inspired by Rose Will Monroe, an employee at Ford’s Willow Run Bomber Plant. Rosie the Riveter remains a symbol of the contributions and dedication of women in the workforce. Thank you to all of our plants for making #FordCareers Rosie strong 🛠️💪 Be part of a company that honors the past and builds the future at http://spr.ly/6047B6YLtS #WeAreFord
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Carly Langer reacted on thisCarly Langer reacted on this1, 2, 3, Kaizen! I wrapped up an incredible week participating in the Kaizen Workshop at Ford's Windsor Engine Plant. For those unfamiliar, a Kaizen event brings together a cross-functional team to focus intensely on a specific problem and drive meaningful improvements — all within a single week. It's fast-paced, collaborative, and honestly one of the most energizing experiences you can have on the manufacturing floor. A few things that stood out to me from the week: 1. Our divide-and-conquer approach and open communication made all the difference in staying focused and aligned. 2. Operators are our best resource: The insights and ideas that came directly from the people on the floor were invaluable. 3. The work doesn't stop at the end of the week. Maintaining momentum through structured follow-up actions is what turns a Kaizen event into lasting change. Grateful to work with the best team members Royce Corey Brandon Hineman Joseph Roehring and excited to see the results develop over the coming week! 💪 Special appreciation goes to Mac Fraser Connie G. Rima Ghafari Jasser Kristen Novelletto Jennifer Schoenherr for making this a success. Thankful for the FCG program and career growth opportunity Eric Peterka Mary Creed Michelle McClain Tom Wray Bryan Tomko Matthew Margitan Mandeep Sahota Special S/O to: Oladapo Jaiyesimi and Uzorma Victor Okonkwor B.Eng, SMP®, CSM® **#Ford #Kaizen #ContinuousImprovement #LeanManufacturing #WindsorEngPlant #ManufacturingExcellence #FordProud #Gemba #TeamWork**
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Carly Langer reacted on thisCarly Langer reacted on thisMichelle Buczkowski from Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc. talks about the power of zinc-based batteries to stabilize the grid and offer a safe alternative to lithium-based batteries inside the data center. Happy to host Michelle on our ‘Empire of Lights’ panel this past Friday. Joe Mastrangelo
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