Senior Manufacturing Engineer: Simulation & Process

General Motors Corporation; Warren (MI); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation benefits

Hybrid work model

Job summary

General Motors Corporation is seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer focused on Manufacturing Process Analysis in Warren, MI. The role emphasizes physics-based analysis methods to understand and improve propulsion-related manufacturing processes, including casting, machining, welding, and assembly.

The ideal candidate will have strong simulation experience (FEA/CFD), capability to work with cross-functional teams, and a record of solving complex technical problems in ambiguous environments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Materials, or Manufacturing Engineering.
• 3+ years applying engineering simulation methods (FEA/CFD) and related modeling tools.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Partner with manufacturing, plant, product design, materials, and process engineering teams to define complex technical problems and analysis objectives.
• Conduct FEA, CFD, thermal, structural, and multiphysics analyses to identify root causes and develop practical solutions.
• Automate preprocessing, solver execution, post-processing, and reporting where appropriate.
• Correlate simulation results with test, inspection, plant, experimental, or production data.
• Provide technical guidance and mentor a small group of engineers as needed.

Skills

FEA

CFD

Multiphysics

Python

Abaqus

HyperWorks

STAR-CCM+

Automation

Mentoring

Technical communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Materials/Manufacturing Engineering

Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related

Tools

Abaqus

Altair HyperWorks

STAR-CCM+

Dante

NX CAD

Python

Job description

General Motors Corporation is seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer focused on Manufacturing Process Analysis in Warren, MI. The role emphasizes physics-based analysis methods to understand and improve propulsion-related manufacturing processes, including casting, machining, welding, and assembly.

The ideal candidate will have strong simulation experience (FEA/CFD), capability to work with cross-functional teams, and a record of solving complex technical problems in ambiguous environments.