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General Motors in the United States is seeking a seating systems engineer responsible for requirements definition, design, development, product release, launch, and technical leadership for seating components including head restraints, armrests, and seat heating/ventilation systems.
Candidates should hold a BS in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, have automotive seating experience, and be able to travel up to 10%.
Job DescriptionThis role is categorized as hybrid, meaning the selected candidate will be expected to work onsite at the Warren Tech Center at least three days per week (or other frequency determined by their manager).This role is not eligible for relocation benefits
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Responsible for requirements definition, design, engineering development, product release, launch, and technical leadership for seating system components, including head restraints, seat armrests, and seat heating and ventilation systems.
Applies creativity, initiative, and independent judgment to deliver robust designs across vehicle development programs. Experience developing and integrating seating systems or components through multiple vehicle launches is preferred.
ns:Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or another engineering discipline. Experience in automotive seat development, engineering, manufacturing, or operations. Ability to legally operate a motor vehicle and travel as needed, up to 10%.
Two or more years of post-graduation engineering experience. Experience with automotive interiors, seating systems, component integration, and packaging. Knowledge of GM engineering processes, automotive requirements, seating industry standards, FMVSS regulations, and GM technical specifications. Experience analyzing vehicle math data and reviewing designs using Vis-Mock-up. Experience working with automotive OEMs, interior or seat suppliers, vehicle assembly plants, JIT operations, and launch events. Knowledge of statistics, mechanics of materials, finite element analysis, vehicle and occupant packaging, integrated design, and Design for Manufacture and Assembly. Experience with DFSS, Red X, five-phase problem solving, GD&T, DFMEA, system integration, and component packaging.
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