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Motorsports Controls Integration & Systems Engineer
General Motors. Support development and integration of advanced motorsports vehicle control systems for the customer racing GT3 program .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in motorsports vehicle control systems, including integration and validation across various environments. Proficient in using MATLAB, Simulink, and Bosch Motorsports tools to enhance vehicle performance and support customer racing programs.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Motorsports Vehicle ControlsEmbedded Systems DevelopmentMATLABSimulinkBosch Motorsports Tools
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Hard Skills
Systems EngineeringVehicle Data AnalysisControl-Strategy ImprovementSoftware DevelopmentTroubleshootingCAN-Based Vehicle NetworksChassis Systems IntegrationDocumentation CreationAgile PracticesTesting and Validation
Soft Skills
Cross-Functional CommunicationCollaborationProblem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
JiraStateflowDynamometerSILHILSDILDIL
Industry Keywords
GT3 ProgramVehicle Control SystemsMotorsportsVehicle PerformanceTrackside Activities
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support development and integration of advanced motorsports vehicle control systems for the customer racing GT3 program
- Integrate systems into a cohesive, lifecycle-flexible GT3 architecture
- Develop continuous improvements for customer teams and drivers to maintain competitiveness
- Steer implementation of vehicle systems in the Bosch ecosystem
- Collaborate with production, controls, electronics, software, vehicle performance, and race engineering teams
- Analyze vehicle data, identify issues, and recommend control-strategy improvements during trackside activities
- Lead collaborative controls meetings with Bosch and Powertrain stakeholders
- Create customer-facing trackside documentation
- Design and maintain CAN, Ethernet, wiring, and module-to-module communication architectures
- Create pin schedules, wiring schematics, test-bench documentation, and system-integration plans
- Apply Agile practices, including Jira sprint planning, requirements tracking, and change management
- Develop, test, calibrate, and troubleshoot vehicle-control software using CCA, MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow
- Validate control systems and firmware across SIL, HIL, sDIL, DIL, dynamometer, and track environments
- Support vehicle development roadmaps and new component introduction
- Coordinate vehicle performance plans for events
- Travel to select races and tests as needed
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or related field of study
- 5+ years of experience in motorsports vehicle controls and embedded systems
- Demonstrated experience with systems engineering development and support with a GT3 customer program
- Experience with propulsion and chassis systems integration on GT3 programs
- Experience with MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow
- Proficient with Bosch Motorsports tools and software
- Experience with CAN-based vehicle networks and electronic control systems
- Experience developing, testing, and building software
- Experience integrating and validating software across laboratory, dynamometer, simulator, and track environments
- Strong troubleshooting, data-analysis, documentation, and cross-functional communication skills
- Ability to support occasional travel, testing, and race events as required
Benefits
Comp & perks- Relocation benefits available for candidates who qualify under company policy
- Benefits supporting employee well-being at work and at home
- Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities