Other content tagged with Faces of Ford
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K. Venkatesh Prasad: Ford Technical Leader Known as the Company’s ‘What’s Next’ Guy
As the group and senior technical leader of Vehicle Design and Infotronics for Ford Research and Innovation, the birthplace of Ford SYNC®, K. Venkatesh Prasad is Ford’s “What’s Next” guy, responsible for the research, architecture, standards, applications development and vehicle system integration of electrical, electronics and embedded software technologies.May 18, 2011
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Gary Strumolo: Helping Ford Discover the Latest In-Car Electronic Technologies
Gary Strumolo, manager of Vehicle Design and Infotronics for Ford Research and Innovation, is the go-to guy who is leading a 40-person team of engineers and scientists, managing high-tech Ford research labs such as the VIRTTEX driving simulator and working with the Ford Product Development community to appropriately incorporate the latest advancements in structural and electrical vehicle architecture to Ford products on the road today.May 18, 2011
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Paul Mascarenas: Global Champion of Ford Research and Innovation
Paul Mascarenas is chief technical officer and vice president, Ford Research and Innovation. He is responsible for leading Ford’s worldwide research organization based in Dearborn, Mich., and Aachen, Germany, overseeing the planning, development and implementation of the company’s top global technology objectives.May 18, 2011
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Ryan McGee: Ford Technical Expert Working on the Technology of Tomorrow’s Electrified Vehicles
Ryan McGee is used to seeing things through and has 14 patents to prove it.May 10, 2011
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Johannes Kristinsson: Willing and Able To Tackle The Toughest Technological Tasks
Every problem has a solution and Johannes Kristinsson says he has exactly what it takes to figure things out: strong persistence.May 10, 2011
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Amy Marentic: Marketing Manager Lauds Ford Safety Efforts for Three Reasons – Her Own Teenage Drivers
With three teenage drivers, Ford Car, Crossover and SUV Group Marketing Manager Amy Marentic has a personal interest in making sure today’s drivers are as safe as they can be.April 26, 2011
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Sue Cischke: Always on the Clock to Ensure Ford Meets or Exceeds All Safety Regulations
Sue Cischke knows safety and it reflects in her job as the chief safety officer for Ford Motor Company.April 26, 2011
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Bill Gubing: Varied Roles Help Ford Taurus Chief Engineer See Big Picture
William Gubing – Bill to everyone but his two daughters – set ambitious goals for himself when he started at Ford Motor Company.April 19, 2011
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Pei-Wen Hsu: Multicultural Perspective Helps Ford Taurus Marketing Manager Better Understand Customer Insights
Pei-Wen Hsu spends an inordinate amount of time interacting with Ford Taurus customers, peppering them with questions and contemplating their responses to better understand their immediate and future wants and needs.April 19, 2011
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Brian Byndas: Ford Taurus Program Manager Driven by Enthusiasm, Destiny
Brian Byndas first aimed for a Ford Motor Company engineering career as a junior high school student. More than an adolescent obsession, this goal represented destiny for the car-crazy Byndas – a third-generation Ford employee.April 19, 2011
