Mobility Controls Engineer: Systems & Powerpack Expert

General Dynamics Land Systems; Sterling Heights (MI); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

401k Match (6%)

Educational Assistance

9-80 Work Schedule

Onsite Cafeteria & Fitness Center

Job summary

General Dynamics Land Systems seeks a Specialist Controls Engineer for Mobility to lead development and release of controls across Mobility Systems and subsystems for various powertrains and vehicle platforms.

Engagement spans concept definition, architecture, subsystems engineering, and development to deliver TDP artifacts for conventional, hybrid, and electric powertrains. Strong collaboration with suppliers and internal teams is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Computer Engineering, or similar; Masters is a plus.
• 5-7 years engineering experience with 3+ working with industrial controls experience.
• Experience with Electrical Harness Design, Full Stack Controls Development, CANbus/Ethernet, and data analysis.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement controls solutions to meet Mobility requirements for multiple Powerpack configurations.
• Liaise with suppliers of Powerpack modules and components.
• Component through to System level responsibility.
• Interface with IPT lead, Physical Architect, Systems Engineers, Functional Leadership, and leaders.
• Support internal milestones/gateways and program reviews.
• Document and report findings and outcomes.
• Derive final intent pathways and refine to release per GDLS processes.

Skills

Electrical Design

Controls Development

System Integration

Data Analysis

CANbus/Ethernet

Drive by Wire

Powerpack Systems

Documentation

Education

Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering

Masters preferred

Tools

Cameo

Job description

General Dynamics Land Systems seeks a Specialist Controls Engineer for Mobility to lead development and release of controls across Mobility Systems and subsystems for various powertrains and vehicle platforms.

Engagement spans concept definition, architecture, subsystems engineering, and development to deliver TDP artifacts for conventional, hybrid, and electric powertrains. Strong collaboration with suppliers and internal teams is essential.