Edwin Krenz

Edwin Krenz is a prominent mechanical engineer currently serving as the Chief Program Engineer for the Bronco at Ford Motor Company, a position he assumed in 2023. In this role, he oversees all aspects of current and future Bronco products, leveraging his extensive experience with enthusiast vehicles to enhance the Bronco's capabilities.1

Krenz has a rich background in the automotive industry, having previously held the position of Chief Engineer for the Mustang, where he managed the development of the seventh-generation Mustang and its special editions. His career at Ford has included various leadership roles, such as Chief Functional Engineer for Ford Performance, where he was responsible for high-performance models like the Ford GT and GT500. He also has experience in powertrain integration and control systems engineering.1

He holds a bachelor's degree in material science and engineering from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in mechanical engineering from Purdue University. Krenz was part of the inaugural product development leadership program at Ford, which he completed in 2004.1 His contributions to Ford have earned him respect and recognition within the automotive community.