Senior Embedded Systems Engineer - Virtual Co-Simulation

General Motors (GM); Milford Charter Township (MI); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

General Motors seeks an Applications Engineer to create and validate virtual in-the-loop environments for hybrid and electric vehicle control systems. You will integrate virtual ECU models into system-level simulations and contribute to development, verification and validation across engine, transmission and chassis domains.

The role requires hands-on work with MATLAB/Simulink, GT-Power and AMESIM, plus embedded C and Python; you will debug, optimize, and document subsystem models for release

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Automotive Systems Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field.
• 3+ years of experience as an Application Engineer or related occupation.
• 2+ years of experience with SiL co-simulations, including virtual ECU models and plant or system models.

Responsibilities

• Create virtual in-the-loop environments for development, verification and validation of embedded controllers and calibrations.
• Deliver quality simulation environment on time to meet customer requirements.
• Work with V-ECUs for engine, propulsion and transmission modules and integrate them in a system-level model.

Skills

Embedded C

Python

MATLAB

Simulink

Modeling

SiL

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

GT-Power

AMESIM

gcc

gdb

Eclipse

Jenkins

ETAS INCA

CAN/LIN/SPI

Job description

General Motors seeks an Applications Engineer to create and validate virtual in-the-loop environments for hybrid and electric vehicle control systems. You will integrate virtual ECU models into system-level simulations and contribute to development, verification and validation across engine, transmission and chassis domains.

The role requires hands-on work with MATLAB/Simulink, GT-Power and AMESIM, plus embedded C and Python; you will debug, optimize, and document subsystem models for release