Daniela Noyola
Power Supply Controls and Architecture Engineer @Ford Motor Company
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WORK HISTORY
Power Supply Controls and Architecture Engineer @Ford Motor Company
Software and Mechatronics Product Development Engineer for Power SystemsAnalyzed FNV4 Electrical Architecture: Conducted in-depth FMEM analysis to develop system and component-level requirements, ensuring resilience against failures and faults in low voltage power supply components.Developed Control Strategies: Designed control strategies for critical failure modes like thermal runaway in high voltage cells, defining expected vehicle behaviors to ensure safe roadside maneuvers, including timely steering and braking actions.Communication Protocol Development: Crafted and defined robust communication methods to maintain vehicle functionality during loss of communication scenarios, ensuring coordinated module actions to safeguard vehicle integrity.Power Capability Assurance: Verified vehicle sizing for power capability, designing strategies to sustain supportive loads and effectively communicate power availability to various vehicle modules.ASIL Source Software Leadership: Led software development for ASIL power source, focusing on health monitoring, power delivery assessment, and comprehensive fault diagnostics to enhance system reliability.Power Efficiency and Fault Protection: Created control strategies to optimize power delivery for vehicle upfitters, improving efficiency and shielding the power network from potential faults or adverse effects.SW and HW Validation: Developed comprehensive test cases for software and hardware validation, ensuring all components functionally met design specifications.HIL Environment Testing: Responsible for developing and executing tests in Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) environments, validating performance and reliability of power supply systems under simulated real-world conditions.
EDUCATION
Tecnologico de Monterrey Campus Juarez
Grado en Ingeniería, Ingeniería electrónica, robótica y mecatrónica
ABOUT DANIELA NOYOLA
I am a Mechatronics Engineer with 8+ years of experience in the automotive industry, specializing in software architecture, embedded systems, and safety-critical controls. Throughout my career, I have worked on EV/EREV platforms, ADAS, and active aerodynamics, developing solutions that balance innovation, reliability, and compliance with industry standards (ISO 26262/ASIL, ASPICE, DFMEA, EMC).Currently, I serve as Lead Software Controls Architect at Ford, where I design and validate low-voltage power supply architectures for EVs, develop fault-tolerant communication strategies, and lead ASIL-compliant software implementation and validation. My role involves close collaboration with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and global cross-functional teams, ensuring that requirements are translated into scalable, robust architectures.My previous experience at Magna, Aptiv, and Delphi allowed me to deepen my expertise in chassis and body controls, vehicle diagnostics, and system validation while working directly with customers to meet performance and safety requirements.I am passionate about building innovative, safe, and sustainable mobility solutions, and I thrive in environments where system-level thinking, collaboration, and adaptability are key to success. Core Expertise: Software Architecture | Embedded Systems (C/C++)| Functional Safety (ISO 26262/ASIL)| Vehicle Communication (CAN, LIN, FlexRay)| Validation (HIL, DFMEA, EMC)| OEM Collaboration | Application Engineering
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