Early Career Virtual, Computer Aided Engineer

General Motors

. Set up and run simulation-based analyses, including FEA, CFD, multibody dynamics, and related tools .

Posted 9/21/2026full-timeWarren • Michigan • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in simulation-based analyses using FEA, CFD, and multibody dynamics, with a strong foundation in mechanical engineering principles. Proficient in collaborating across teams to enhance design quality and efficiency through virtual engineering and automation.

Highest-signal resume keywords

FEA AnalysisCFD AnalysisMultibody DynamicsCAE Tools ProficiencyAnalytical Problem-Solving

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Hard Skills

Finite Element AnalysisComputational Fluid DynamicsMultibody DynamicsCAE ModelingMaterial Properties UnderstandingAutomation/Scripting (Python)NastranOptiStructLS-DYNASimulation Research Experience

Soft Skills

Strong Analytical SkillsProblem-SolvingCommunicationTeam CollaborationIndependent Work

Tools & Technologies

MS OfficeGoogle Tools

Industry Keywords

Automotive TestingManufacturing ProcessesVehicle AssemblyVirtual EngineeringAI and Automation

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

AssemblyPython

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Set up and run simulation-based analyses, including FEA, CFD, multibody dynamics, and related tools
Analyze and post-process results, create plots, and summarize findings for design and program reviews
Collaborate with engineering, design, manufacturing, validation, suppliers, and program teams
Use virtual methods to explore design options and tradeoffs and help resolve vehicle issues
Champion virtual engineering, AI, automation, and analytics to improve speed and built-in quality
Participate in structured onboarding, CAE training, mentorship, and exposure to Thermal, Safety, Body, and Propulsion/Electrification areas

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Civil, Aerospace, or related Engineering
Hands-on experience with CAE tools from coursework, projects, research, or internships
Understanding of material properties
Exposure to FEA, CFD, and multibody dynamics
Familiarity with CAE modeling tools
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
Ability to work independently and on teams
Proficiency with MS Office and Google tools
Interest in automation/scripting, such as Python, is a plus
Prior CAE or simulation internship/research experience is nice to have
Experience with NASTRAN, OptiStruct, LS-DYNA, or similar tools is nice to have
Exposure to automotive testing, manufacturing processes, or vehicle assembly is nice to have
Recent or soon-to-be graduate
Must not require GM immigration-related sponsorship now or in the future

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical, dental, and vision benefits
Health Savings Account
Flexible Spending Accounts
Retirement savings plan
Sickness and accident benefits
Life insurance
Paid vacation and holidays
Tuition assistance programs
Employee assistance program
GM vehicle discounts
Potential relocation benefits