Software Engineer - Battery & Conventional Propulsion HIL Engineer-Lead the Future of Electric Mobility
General Motors1 day ago
Warren, MI, USAMid Level
Responsibilities
- Create and maintain plant, sensor, actuator, serial-data communication, and controller simulation models for test environments.
- Design HIL benches, including harnesses, power requirements, ECU integration, and supporting tools.
- Partner with software development, calibration, validation, and test-environment stakeholders to identify solutions and resolve test issues.
- Plan and coordinate test-environment strategies, model rollouts, and hardware rollouts for requested applications and features.
- Support HIL benches and automated tools, and investigate unexpected test results.
- Coordinate with model and equipment sources to share simulation assets across test-environment domains and architectures.
- Apply Agile, DFSS, and Lean Manufacturing principles to improve processes and quality.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, such as Mechatronics, Electrical, Software, or Computer Engineering.
- At least 4 years of experience designing models using controls theory and real-time simulation.
- At least 4 years of experience in HIL design, troubleshooting, and integration.
- At least 2 years of automotive engineering experience.
- At least 1 year of experience applying DFSS tools and methodologies to solve problems.
- Preferred: master’s degree in engineering.
- Preferred: experience developing microprocessor-based real-time control algorithms and software in Python or C/C++.
- Preferred: experience with HIL bench tools, ETAS INCA, Lauterbach, CAN tools, software code generation, and Python.
- Preferred: experience as a Controls, Software, or Calibration Engineer.
Benefits
- Hybrid work arrangement requiring reporting to Milford, Michigan 3–4 days per week at minimum.
- Relocation is not available for this role.
- GM provides benefits and Total Rewards resources intended to support employee well-being at work and at home.
About General Motors
General Motors designs, manufactures, and sells cars, trucks, and electric vehicles for consumers and commercial fleets under brands including Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Buick. A public company on the NYSE headquartered in Detroit and founded in 1908, it operates globally and is developing EVs on its Ultium battery platform. Revenue comes from vehicle and parts sales, connected services such as OnStar, and financing through GM Financial.