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Automotive, Manufacturing, Electric Vehicles, Autonomous Driving, Software

Senior System & Subsystem HIL Simulation Integration Engineer

Warren, MIHybridFull TimeSeniorPosted 1 month agoVisa sponsorship available

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Required skills

  • HIL
  • Hardware-In-the-Loop
  • Simulation
  • Integration
  • ECU
  • Calibration
  • Matlab
  • Simulink
  • CarSim
  • VeDyna

Nice to have

  • Process Improvement
  • Bench Capabilities Development
  • Lab Environment

Role summary

GM is seeking a Senior System & Subsystem HIL Integration Engineer for its Software Development & Integration Lab Team. This hybrid role involves integrating Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) simulation frameworks with ECU hardware, software, and calibrations. Responsibilities include designing and testing HIL solutions, developing simulation models using Matlab/Simulink, adapting vehicle system controllers, and implementing test automation. The engineer will also contribute to developing new bench capabilities, improving processes, and supporting lab users. This position is crucial for advancing GM's vision of Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, and Zero Congestion.

Job Description


Hybrid: This role is categorized as hybrid. This means the successful candidate is expected to report onsite at the GM Global Technical Center - Estes Engineering Center at least three times per week minimum or other frequency dictated by the business. Working in a lab environment often requires onsite work 5 days per week. *Occasional travel to Milford required.



About the Role:

As we move towards our ZERO ZERO ZERO vision for the future, we are looking to add hardworking individuals to the Software Development & Integration Lab Team! GM is seeking engineers with a complement and collection of skills to join the company to be a part of our amazing transition.


As a Senior System & Subsystem HIL Integration Engineer, you will be responsible for integrating the simulation framework with bench wiring, loads, & instrumentation, along with ECU hardware, software, and calibrations. Additionally, you will observe, report, & facilitate the quick resolution of issues for various vehicle domains such as Electrification, Active Safety, Chassis, and Body Controls. You will work to develop new bench capabilities, improve simulation models, make efficiency & process improvements, and implement automation. 


Specific design and build activities that you will be responsible for include: 

  • Design, Implement, and Test Novel HIL Bench Solutions, Simulation, and Instrumentation for new vehicle features and technology. 
  • Develop test configurations, and real-time Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) Simulation Models using Matlab/Simulink through collaboration with bench users. 
  • Adapt and Integrate Chassis, Active Safety, Electrification, and Propulsion System controllers and Plant Models with HIL bench. 
  • Develop and/or adapt Vehicle Dynamics simulation models (e.g. CarSim, VeDyna, or ASM-VD) with other plant models for bench use. 
  • Develop solutions for instrumentation and simulation of Electronic Controls Unit (ECU) sensors and actuators. 
  • Develop HIL test automation and scripting solutions to enhance testing efficiency. 
  • Train and support lab users on Hardware-In-the-Loop bench usage. 
  • Define bench and test property technical requirements. 
  • Electrical design integration and verification






About GM

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