Job Description
Salary: $156,000 - 196,000 per year Requirements:
- We require a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a closely related field; a masters degree is preferred.
- We are looking for at least 5 years of experience in electronic hardware development, with a strong emphasis on propulsion controller and automotive electronics design.
- We need a proven record of bringing build-to-print hardware successfully into production.
- We expect hands-on experience with propulsion controller components such as SoCs, MCUs, Ethernet switches, PHY, CAN, and power supply design.
- We value strong capability in circuit design, schematic development, PCB layout, signal and power integrity, and power management.
- We require experience with engineering tools such as Mentor Graphics, Ansys, Simplis, Altair, Mathcad, PSpice, and Saber.
- We need deep knowledge of requirements engineering, including FMEA and Preliminary Hazard Analyses.
- We expect a thorough understanding of verification and validation practices, embedded software development, testing, and associated tools.
- We require knowledge of hardware design failure modes, manufacturing and assembly operations, and engineering procedures.
- We need familiarity with automotive safety standards and safety-critical design principles, including ISO 26262 and ASIL.
- We value experience with system-level integration, including sensors, processors, and communication protocols.
- We require experience in DFM, DFA, and DFT practices.
- We are seeking strong problem-solving, analytical, communication, and influencing skills.
- We expect proven ability to lead complex programs in a fast-moving, cross-functional environment.
- We require the ability to legally operate a motor vehicle.
- Preferred qualifications include a masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics.
- Additional preferred experience includes 5 to 10 years in embedded controls hardware.
- We prefer experience with our component specification and release process, vehicle dynamics, electronic chassis systems, CAN, GMLAN, LIN, OBD-II diagnostics, and DFSS Black Belt certification.
Responsibilities: - We design propulsion controller electrical hardware from schematic capture through worst-case analysis, PCB layout, bring-up, debugging, signal and power integrity review, verification testing, manufacturing support, and production launch.
- We develop propulsion controller hardware from concept through launch while meeting cost, timing, quality, and safety targets.
- We work closely with software, mechanical, semiconductor, manufacturing, validation, quality, and supplier teams to ensure smooth integration and successful delivery.
- We partner with contract manufacturers to move products from prototype builds to mass production while protecting quality, cost, and schedule.
- We create and review electrical schematics and PCB layouts.
- We support the evaluation and development of new ICs for next-generation propulsion controller architectures.
- We perform detailed hardware analysis, including worst-case, thermal, signal integrity, and power integrity studies.
- We execute hardware bring-up across power supplies, SoCs, MCUs, network devices, solenoid and valve controls, and instrumentation.
- We lead design for manufacturing, design for assembly, and design for testing activities.
- We drive validation and testing of hardware components and systems to ensure high reliability and strong performance.
- We define requirements and maintain validation support equipment.
- We build test plans and procedures, and collaborate with team members to carry out testing.
- We develop test equipment for bench-level root cause analysis in validation and warranty investigations.
- We troubleshoot hardware issues, identify root causes, and implement corrective solutions.
- We support manufacturing partners in resolving production issues.
- We develop requirements that enable third-party manufacturing to build the controller.
- We participate in design reviews and provide constructive technical feedback.
- We lead or support DFMEA and PFMEA activities while incorporating lessons learned and best practices.
- We provide guidance and consultation to Design Release Engineers.
Technologies: - Embedded
- Ethernet
- Hardware
- Support
- Network
More:
We are General Motors, and our mission is to create a world with Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, and Zero Congestion. This hybrid role requires reporting to Warren, Michigan or Milford, Michigan at least three times per week, or at another cadence set by the business. We offer the opportunity to work on next-generation vehicle propulsion controller hardware within a collaborative, cross-functional engineering environment. We are committed to inclusion, belonging, and equal opportunity, and we support employee well-being from day one through our broader rewards and benefits resources. This role is not eligible for immigration sponsorship or relocation benefits, and candidates may need to complete assessments or pre-employment screening as part of our hiring process.
last updated 21 week of 2026
Job Tags
Full time, Contract work, Relocation package