Senior Systems Engineer

General Motors•Warren, MI

10d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Senior Systems Engineer executes control-function partitioning and interface designs to meet electrical systems and subsystem performance and functional requirements. The role interacts across vehicle electrical controls domains, including propulsion (internal combustion engines and electrical machines), high-voltage battery systems, active safety, autonomous driving, body electronics, infotainment, telematics, and chassis controls. The engineer creates system design readiness documents that translate requirements into system components and determine their deployment to ECUs to achieve electrical system functionality. The position includes system design readiness modeling within functional subsystem and diagnostic requirements analysis; defining the serial-data impact of signals transmitted and received over CAN, LIN, and Ethernet networks; and high-level partitioning of infrastructure standard utility models, including internal ECU software application security and safety interfaces. The engineer documents system designs using IBM Rational Rhapsody, defines network signals, and deploys structured components in applicable electronics module models. The role also participates in weekly Requirements Architecture Development (RAD) and Global Sub System Leadership Team (GSSLT) meetings, tracks change requests and stakeholder approvals, supports stakeholders under configuration-management rules (RTC CRs), and reviews modeling to ensure fidelity to the system design agreed upon by stakeholders. The position follows a hybrid work policy of three days in the office and two days remote. The employee must be able to report to a local office.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electronics, Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
Five years of experience as a Software Engineer, Test Engineer, Programmer/Developer, or in a related role.
Five years of experience with propulsion systems, ADAS, chassis, electrification, or other electrical automotive control systems.
Two years of experience with system engineering and software modeling concepts.
Two years of experience with electrical schematics diagrams.
Two years of experience with SAFe and Agile product development.
Two years of experience with software deployment environments.
Two years of experience with embedded real-time operating systems.
Two years of experience with AUTOSAR software constructs and their implementation.
One year of experience with service-oriented communication protocols such as SOME/IP.
One year of experience with software and hardware design and their failure modes.
Must be able to report to a local office.

Responsibilities

Execute control-function partitioning and interface designs to meet electrical systems and subsystem performance and functional requirements.
Create system design readiness documents that translate requirements into system components and determine their deployment to ECUs.
Perform system design readiness modeling within functional subsystem and diagnostic requirements analysis.
Define the serial-data impact of signals transmitted and received across CAN, LIN, and Ethernet networks.
Perform high-level partitioning of infrastructure standard utility models, including internal ECU software application security and safety interfaces.
Document system designs using IBM Rational Rhapsody.
Define network signals and deploy structured components in applicable electronics module models.
Participate in weekly RAD and GSSLT meetings to follow up on and track change requests and obtain stakeholder approvals.
Support stakeholder groups according to configuration-management rules (RTC CRs).
Review modeling to ensure fidelity to the system design submitted and agreed upon by stakeholders.