Hybrid Vehicle Dynamics Simulation Engineer

General Motors Company; Milford Charter Township (MI); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

General Motors Company is seeking a Vehicle Dynamics Simulation Engineer to drive design and development of subsystems impacting vehicle dynamics and loads. The role emphasizes automation, CI/CD, and full-vehicle simulation integration.

You will specialize in tire modeling, control system integration, and other simulation-driven areas, collaborating with test teams to reduce hardware reliance and improve fidelity across chassis and full-vehicle models.

Qualifications

• Bachelor/advanced degree in engineering or related field.
• 5+ years of relevant automotive dynamics experience.
• Experience applying computational methods to engineering problems.
• Proficiency in MATLAB or Python for automation and analysis.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Not eligible for relocation benefits.

Responsibilities

• Lead multibody dynamics modeling and simulation to optimize suspension and steering.
• Develop and maintain cross-functional vehicle dynamics master model framework and co-simulation packages.
• Collaborate across functions and cultures; mentor team members.
• Promote GM values and engage with global partners to advance simulation capabilities.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Math or Science or closely related field of study

MS or PhD in Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Software, Computer Engineering

Tools

Simpack

ADAMS

MotionView

Carsim

Carmaker

MATLAB/Simulink

dSpace VEOS

Github

Job description

General Motors Company is seeking a Vehicle Dynamics Simulation Engineer to drive design and development of subsystems impacting vehicle dynamics and loads. The role emphasizes automation, CI/CD, and full-vehicle simulation integration.

You will specialize in tire modeling, control system integration, and other simulation-driven areas, collaborating with test teams to reduce hardware reliance and improve fidelity across chassis and full-vehicle models.