ERS Electronics Lead: Power Electronics Architect

GM Performance Power Units; Concord (NC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

GM Performance Power Units in Concord, NC, is seeking an ERS Electronics Lead to oversee the architecture and integration of power electronics for next-generation Formula 1 power units. This leadership role requires expertise in high-reliability systems including inverters and power distribution, directing a team towards high performance under competitive conditions.

The ideal candidate will possess a degree in Electrical Engineering and significant experience in power electronics design, with a passion for enhancing automotive technology and performance.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in high-voltage inverter or power electronics design.
• Proficiency in PCB design tools like Altium.
• Demonstrated success in high power, high efficiency inverter design.

Responsibilities

• Define system specs, efficiency benchmarks for ERS electronics.
• Direct integrated teams to unify ERS electronics.
• Oversee hardware prototyping and testing initiatives.
• Conduct technical gate reviews and risk assessments.
• Champion R&D in cutting-edge semiconductors and packaging.

Skills

High power inverter design

PCB design tools (Altium)

Simulation software (LTSpice, Simulink)

EMI/EMC mitigation

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Master’s/PhD degree in relevant field

Tools

LTSpice

Simulink

Altium

Job description

GM Performance Power Units in Concord, NC, is seeking an ERS Electronics Lead to oversee the architecture and integration of power electronics for next-generation Formula 1 power units. This leadership role requires expertise in high-reliability systems including inverters and power distribution, directing a team towards high performance under competitive conditions.

The ideal candidate will possess a degree in Electrical Engineering and significant experience in power electronics design, with a passion for enhancing automotive technology and performance.