Digital Product Design (DPD) at Ford is committed to envisioning and creating simple, thoughtful, enjoyable, and compelling product experiences that our customers need and love. We work in close partnership with product and engineering to deliver best-in-class interactions experiences that meet the needs of people today, and in the future. Our team is comprised of a dynamic group of product designers, researchers, visual designers, industrial designers, modelers, and project managers.
We are excited to lay the foundation for Ford’s push towards a new automotive future. We aim to create digital products that improve over time, amplify mobility for all, and create a thrilling driving experience for our customers.
Our organization, Digital Product Design (DPD), is re-founding Ford’s digital experience, evolving to experience-based product development that embraces vehicle exterior/interior, software, and service design and implementation.

• Work cross-functionally with leadership and fellow designers within Digital Product Design to establish and codify the “Look and feel” of the Ford and Lincoln digital experiences
• Work to define, create, and guide standards for visual and motion design - including developing the visual and motion design guidelines/standards for Digital Product Design
• Problem-solve alongside UX designers to deliver high-quality, on-brand experiences to the digital space
• Lead the development of “exemplar” work product in visual design
• Work with design teams to up level presentation and prototyping through visual and motion execution
• Work with engineering teams to guide them towards visual and motion design execution at the highest standard, with consistency
• Participate in design reviews, supplying guidance and constructive feedback in service of delivering world-class products and experiences
• Manage communication with internal colleagues and stakeholdersUtilize consumer research, benchmarking and knowledge of the automotive space to drive considered responses to evolving the visual design language