Lead Development Engineer - Combustion (Diesel) jobs in United States
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General Motors · 1 day ago

Lead Development Engineer - Combustion (Diesel)

General Motors is redefining mobility through innovative vehicle design and technology. They are seeking a Lead Development Engineer for Combustion Systems to plan and execute subsystem tests, lead cross-functional teams, and enhance testing processes in a world-class facility.

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Responsibilities

Actively lead the Product Development Teams while working with Technical Experts to improve design features, calibration strategies and current test methods. This may involve comprehending related ECU algorithms, associated calibration process, and evaluation of virtual metrics supporting hardware
Collaborate with design, 1D and 3D analysis teams to collectively achieve program goals
Track development test unit through build process - support setup and debugging to assure test readiness
Track and report on testing progress and issues
Develop and execute first-time capable tests for calibration and hardware development
Lead diagnosis and resolution of issues that occur during setup and testing
Utilize and create post processing tools to assure data quality and track usefulness of data in generation of final calibration or reports
Develop, implement, and update standard work processes and procedures globally
Interact with facilities, technical leads, calibration teams, hardware release engineers, and others to improve process and test efficiency
Support math-based activities, migrating additional work from Road and Lab to Math based models and data analysis
Train, Mentor, and develop new engineers

Qualification

Diesel engine systemCalibration developmentData analysisAVL PUMA softwareMechanical EngineeringThermodynamicsEmissions measurement systemsPlanning skillsProblem-solving skillsInterpersonal skillsCommunication skills

Required

Minimum 8 years of experience in automotive engineering with engine system knowledge
BS in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Science, or Physics
Experience in diesel engine system, thermodynamic, and emission formation mechanism
Proficiency with all SW tools consisting of AVL PUMA, IndiCom, CAMEO, Concerto and ETAS INCA software
Demonstrated Drive for Results
Excellent Planning and Problem-Solving skills
High level of oral and written communication skills
High level of interpersonal skills to work independently and effectively with others, and ability to establish peer relationships
Ability to prioritize work, resources, and work independently with minimal direction
Proficient with computer and data acquisition systems
Experience in data analysis to optimize testing or model results
Ability to travel as required for offsite testing (less than 10%)

Preferred

Experience with AVL PUMA/IndiCom/CAMEO and ETAS INCA software
Knowledge and 10+ years experience with diesel combustion system component interactions, aftertreatment systems engine testing, calibration, model based controls, single cylinder engine operation, or hardware development
Experience with engine dynamometer instrumentation/devices and emissions measurement systems
Familiarity with government test cycles (e.g., FTP, US06, WLTP, RDE, RMC, LLC, HHDDT)

Benefits

Relocation benefits

Company

General Motors

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General Motors is an automotive company that designs, produces, markets, and distributes vehicles and vehicle parts.

Funding

Current Stage
Public Company
Total Funding
$8.51B
Key Investors
US Department of Energy
2025-05-05Post Ipo Debt· $2B
2024-10-31Grant· $8M
2024-07-11Grant· $500M

Leadership Team

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Mary Barra
Chair and Chief Executive Officer
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Tony Cervone
Senior Vice President, Global Communications
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