Senior Low-Voltage Power Hardware Engineer

General Motors (GM); Warren (MI); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus Potential

GM Benefits

Job summary

General Motors seeks a Senior Hardware Design Engineer – Low Voltage Electric Power to lead embedded hardware development for key automotive power components. You will drive schematic design, PCB layout, and rigorous verification while coordinating with software, mechanical, and supplier teams to ensure robust, scalable solutions for next‑gen vehicles.

You will apply deep expertise in low‑voltage distribution, EMC, and DFMEA as part of ISO9001 processes, while advancing cost, quality, and timing

Qualifications

• BS in Engineering required; MS preferred.
• 7+ years of automotive hardware experience.
• Experience with low-voltage distribution, eFuses, FETs.
• Experience with EMC/EMI regulatory requirements and test methods.

Responsibilities

• Lead embedded designs for advanced module architectures.
• Lead electrical schematic design and PCB layout.
• Oversee design verification, DFMEA/PFMEA, and ISO9001/ECR processes.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams for vehicle integration.
• Drive cost reduction and production readiness for electric power components.

Skills

Low-voltage hardware design

Power electronics

Schematic design

PCB layout

EMC analysis

DFMEA/DFSS

System integration

Cross-functional leadership

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Mentor Graphics

PSpice

Saber

Altium

System-level simulation

Job description

General Motors seeks a Senior Hardware Design Engineer – Low Voltage Electric Power to lead embedded hardware development for key automotive power components. You will drive schematic design, PCB layout, and rigorous verification while coordinating with software, mechanical, and supplier teams to ensure robust, scalable solutions for next‑gen vehicles.

You will apply deep expertise in low‑voltage distribution, EMC, and DFMEA as part of ISO9001 processes, while advancing cost, quality, and timing