Hybrid CAE Engineer - Propulsion FEA & Analysis

General Motors Company; United States; Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

General Motors Company is seeking an engineer to perform structural and sealing analyses for propulsion components, including engines and transmissions. You will retrieve and modify CAD models for FE analysis, create data to guide designs, and document findings for design decisions.

You will collaborate with design and test teams to refine analysis methods and support first-time capability in propulsion systems. A hybrid in-office/remote arrangement is available.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or related field.
• 5 years of experience in structural engineering, FEA, and propulsion components.
• Experience with non-linear analysis, reliability and robust design methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Conduct structural and sealing analyses for propulsion components across electrified hardware, engines, and transmissions.
• Modify CAD models to create finite element models and drive design decisions.
• Document objectives, assumptions, conclusions and results of analyses.
• Collaborate with Design Responsible Engineer and test engineers to improve analysis techniques.

Skills

Non-linear analysis

Fatigue analysis

Topology optimization

Propulsion design

Robust design

Process automation

Finite Element Analysis

FEMFAT

ABAQUS

Mold Flow

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Related field of study

Tools

ABAQUS CAE

Optistruct

Hypermesh

iSIGHT

Mold Flow

DIGIMAT

Java

Python

MATLAB

Job description

General Motors Company is seeking an engineer to perform structural and sealing analyses for propulsion components, including engines and transmissions. You will retrieve and modify CAD models for FE analysis, create data to guide designs, and document findings for design decisions.

You will collaborate with design and test teams to refine analysis methods and support first-time capability in propulsion systems. A hybrid in-office/remote arrangement is available.