General Motors
Safety Performance Integration Engineer/Senior Engineer - Structural/Post-Crash Electrical Performance - GPSSC)
Warren, Michigan, United States of America · Hybrid · Senior · Full-time · Posted Oct 26, 2026
- Experience
- 2+ years for Performance Integration Engineer; 4+ years for Senior Performance Integration Engineer. Senior-level preferred qualification: 2+ years of demonstrated proficiency with CAE or performance integration experience.
- Education
- Bachelor’s Degree in engineering; Mechanical, Electrical, Aero, Civil, Materials, Applied Physics. Master’s or PhD preferred.
- Visa sponsorship
- GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role; applicants who need GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future should not apply.
About the job
Integrate structural or post-crash electrical safety performance into vehicle design using CAE simulations, testing, and cross-functional engineering collaboration.
What you'll do
- Run CAE simulations for structural or post-crash electrical performance in high-speed frontal, side, and rear impacts; analyze test results and compare them with simulations.
- Recommend and coordinate vehicle design changes to meet safety targets while balancing other performance requirements.
- Use optimization methods to improve performance and communicate results to vehicle teams and other stakeholders.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s Degree in engineering; Mechanical, Electrical, Aero, Civil, Materials, Applied Physics.
- 2+ years of demonstrated proficiency with CAE or related engineering experience (DRE, validation, lab).
- Knowledge of engineering theory and application in automotive development.
- Knowledge of statistical and optimization tools and techniques.
Nice to have
- Master’s or PhD in Engineering: Mechanical, Electrical, Aero, Civil, Materials, Applied Physics.
- Experience in virtual CAE and PCEI performance integration experience.
Tools
LS-DYNA, PRIMER, METAPOST, ANSA, HYPERWORKS, Unigraphics, TeamCenter, VisMockup
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