Vehicle Energy Model and Toolchain Development Engineer
Core
Develop and enhance simulation tools and processes to predict vehicle energy usage, performance, and efficiency for electric and internal combustion propulsion systems.
Role type
Vehicle Energy Model and Toolchain Development Engineer
Builds
Virtual engineering simulation tools and processes for propulsion systems
Domain
Automotive engineering, vehicle energy systems, powertrain simulation
Deliverable
production ML models
Required skills
Vehicle simulation tools (MATLAB/Simulink/SimScape, GT-Suite, AMESim, GMSim, CarSim, AVL), Powertrain and controls integration, Mechanical/Electrical/Thermal systems theory, Data analysis and test data leverage, Tool development and process improvement
Preferred skills
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, DFSS Black Belt Certification, GM Vehicle and Powertrain Development Process
Technologies
MATLAB, Simulink, SimScape, GT-Suite, AMESim, GMSim, CarSim, AVL
Responsibilities
Improve energy and performance tool capability, fidelity, and correlation; Identify opportunities for tool and model improvement including Co-Simulation and Variation Analysis; Train users of Energy tools and provide support; Collaborate cross-functionally with Thermal Analysis, Vehicle Dynamics, and Electrification Analysis teams
Seniority
Mid-Senior level (5+ years required, 7+ preferred)