Senior High-Voltage Power Systems Engineer

generalmotors; Warren (MI); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus potential

Health and wellbeing benefits

GM employee discounts

Job summary

General Motors is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer for High Voltage Power Packs to lead global requirements and strategic rollout for 400 W to 7.2 kW power solutions in vehicles. You will guide cross-functional teams, shape product roadmaps, and mentor DREs while ensuring packaging and supplier alignment.

The role emphasizes technical leadership in high voltage systems, collaboration with CCC teams, and ongoing development of advanced power hardware for next-generation EV architectures.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated technical and professional skills in high voltage and low voltage power systems.
• Experience with hardware outlets, power packs, and vehicle electrical architecture.
• Ability to lead, mentor, and communicate across cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Engineer designs for high voltage power outlets and power packs across programs.
• Create global design guidelines and requirements for outlets.
• Collaborate with cross-SMT teams for integration and strategy.

Skills

High voltage power systems

LIN control knowledge

DFMEA

Hardware testing

Vehicle electrical architecture

Supplier management

Communication skills

Problem solving

Development process understanding

DFSS Black Belt

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or equivalent

Job description

General Motors is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer for High Voltage Power Packs to lead global requirements and strategic rollout for 400 W to 7.2 kW power solutions in vehicles. You will guide cross-functional teams, shape product roadmaps, and mentor DREs while ensuring packaging and supplier alignment.

The role emphasizes technical leadership in high voltage systems, collaboration with CCC teams, and ongoing development of advanced power hardware for next-generation EV architectures.