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General Motors in Michigan is seeking a Senior Prognostics Engineer- Low Voltage to design, validate, and deploy production-ready prognostic algorithms that predict and prevent low voltage failures across vehicle platforms.
You will model subsystem behavior, analyze field data, and collaborate with diagnostics, software, calibration, and service teams to translate telemetry into actionable insights while supporting production rollout and safety compliance.
The Low Voltage Infrastructure (LVI) team develops the systems and controls that generate, store, distribute, and manage low voltage power across our entire portfolio of vehicles. Our work highly impacts the customer experience and vehicle reliability.
The Low Voltage Infrastructure (LVI) team develops the systems and controls that generate, store, distribute, and manage low voltage power across our entire portfolio of vehicles. Our work highly impacts the customer experience and vehicle reliability.
As a Senior Prognostics Engineer- Low Voltage within LVI, you’ll design, validate, and deploy production-ready prognostic algorithms that predict and prevent low voltage failures. Your work will detect parasitic drains, assess electrical system health, and enable timely service and customer interventions—reducing walk‑home events and unnecessary warranty expense.
You’ll collaborate closely with systems, diagnostics, software, calibration, quality, and service teams to turn vehicle data into scalable, field‑proven prognostic algorithms. This is an assignment where creativity, analytical thinking, deep customer insight, and exceptional collaboration are crucial and celebrated!
This role is categorized as hybrid. This means the selected candidate is expected to report to a specific location at least 3 times a week {or other frequency dictated by their manager}. This job may be eligible for relocation benefits.
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