GILLIG ยท 3 hours ago
Senior Systems Engineer
GILLIG is the leading transit bus manufacturer in the United States, focusing on environmentally friendly mobility solutions. The Senior Systems Engineer will define requirements for vehicles, ensuring they meet safety and regulatory standards while leading the integration of hardware and software into commercial products.
Automotive
Responsibilities
Define vehicle, system, and subsystem requirements to ensure vehicle systems meet functional, safety, and performance goals
Break down program objectives (stakeholder needs) into actionable engineering requirements, identify potential shortfalls, and evaluate tradeoffs to develop practical solutions
Lead program engineering requirement management from start to finish, ensuring all requirements are met at each stage of the development lifecycle. Provide technical leadership to ensure all design decisions align with defined system requirements and program objectives
Conduct trade studies, lead design reviews, and perform technical assessments to determine optimal solutions for new and existing vehicle systems
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Electrical, Mechanical, Controls, and Validation Engineering, to drive system architecture and solutions throughout the development process
Lead DFMEA and risk assessments to identify potential risks, resolve technical challenges, and ensure successful integration of all vehicle systems, subsystems, and components to deliver cohesive and optimized vehicle systems
Support validation efforts to confirm that system performance meets safety, regulatory, and program requirements
Use INCOSE principles to create standardized processes and workflows to implement systems engineering in product development, offering training and support for those involved
Utilize requirements management tools such as Jama, DOORS, or TeamCenter/Polarion to document requirements, system design decisions, and validation results, ensuring full traceability to maintain transparency and support knowledge transfer across the organization
Determine, communicate, and track top-level design maturity
Define and maintain a structure for vehicle functional systems. Coordinate functional architecture definition through means such as CONOPS, boundary and interface diagrams, and functional requirements
Lead system-level diagnostics design, including architecture, protocol, use cases, implications on CAN design, and definition of deliverables to and from component-level hardware and software engineers
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's or advanced degree in Engineering
Minimum 5 years of experience in Systems Engineering; heavy-duty and/or commercial vehicle experience is a plus
Strong knowledge of vehicle systems, including powertrain, electrical, mechanical, thermal, and software integration
Hands-on experience with requirements management tools such as Jama, DOORS, and Teamcenter/Polarion; proven track record of defining system requirements and ensuring compliance throughout the product lifecycle
Experience working with major component suppliers, engineering service suppliers, testing suppliers, and product validation engineers
Experience with low and high voltage components, including circuit breakers, relays, wiring, DCDC converters, motors, inverters, Li-ion batteries, and high-power chargers
Proficiency with diagnostic standards (such as UDS and J1939) and tools
Expertise in vehicle diagnostic systems, including familiarity with physical interfaces and access levels, experience troubleshooting with diagnostics, and an understanding of controller flashing
Experience working with cross-functional teams to ensure successful integration and alignment of system requirements
Strong understanding of industry standards, including FMVSS, NHTSA, DOT, NFPA, SAE, NEC, and other relevant regulatory requirements
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to lead and motivate teams and collaborate effectively with stakeholders at all levels
Preferred
Experience with model-based embedded controls is a plus; experience with Matlab/Simulink is strongly recommended
Benefits
Company paid medical premiums
Generous retirement plan
Other comprehensive benefits
Company
GILLIG
GILLIG is an automotive company providing low floor CNG, trolley, and commuter.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageRecent News
2025-10-23
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