The Senior Hardware Design Engineer will lead in-house electrical design, development, review, and integration of electrical controllers for GM’s next-generation software-defined vehicle architecture. The role is part of Compute & Connectivity Hardware, which develops hardware platforms for compute, connectivity, networking, displays, and other vehicle electronics. The team works across architecture, requirements, hardware design, systems integration, validation, launch, and in-market performance, partnering with internal teams, suppliers, and manufacturing. The position focuses on developing PCB layouts for existing and new architecture-based ECUs. The engineer will collaborate with PCBA and ECAD engineers, run simulations, create layouts, and participate in design-direction meetings. The role includes layout placement and routing, design verification through design-rule and manufacturability checks, design optimization with SI/PI/EMC/thermal/mechanical experts, and support for component selection, assembly, and manufacturing improvements. The selected candidate will lead product-development activities, support program milestones, and guide suppliers toward timely execution. The role is categorized as hybrid, with the selected candidate expected to report to a specific location at least three times per week or at another frequency set by their manager. Relocation benefits are not available. The expected base compensation is $106,600–$185,000; actual compensation depends on factors relevant to the position.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior