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Staff Mechanical Hardware Engineer – ECU

General Motors

Lead mechanical design and development of electronic-control-unit hardware for General Motors software-defined vehicles.

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Location

Warren, Michigan, United States

Work mode

Hybrid

Employment

Full-time

Experience

Lead

Visa support

Not Specified

Salary

$1,59,400 – $2,45,000 per year

Official GM base-salary range. Bonus eligibility may provide additional compensation.

Opportunity

Job Description

The engineer leads in-house mechanical development of automotive electronic-control units, including packaging, thermal performance and production readiness.

Responsibilities

Lead mechanical design of vehicle ECUs.

Develop enclosures, mounting systems and packaging solutions.

Manage thermal, structural and environmental requirements.

Create and review production designs and specifications.

Coordinate validation, supplier and manufacturing activities.

Resolve hardware integration and durability concerns.

Eligibility

Degree in mechanical engineering or a related discipline.

Extensive mechanical hardware or automotive electronics experience.

Experience developing production electronic enclosures.

Knowledge of thermal management, vibration and environmental validation.

Ability to lead cross-functional engineering programmes.

Required Skills

Mechanical designElectronic control unitsAutomotive electronicsThermal managementProduct developmentHardware validationCAD

Preferred Skills

Software-defined vehiclesGD&TDie castingInjection mouldingVibration testingEnvironmental testingSupplier management

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