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General Motors

Principal Systems Engineer – Enterprise Systems Engineering Transformation Architect

General Motors

. Own the enterprise MBSE ecosystem architecture, including tool boundaries, authoritative sources, data ownership, interfaces, identity, configuration management, and lifecycle responsibilities .

Posted 10/7/2026full-timeWarren • Michigan • United StatesLead💰 $201,600 - $365,700 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practices, including SysML, enterprise architecture, and integration of complex engineering toolchains. Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams in defining and implementing systems engineering processes and governance frameworks.

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Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)SysML KnowledgeEnterprise Architecture ExperienceRequirements ManagementEngineering Process Design

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Hard Skills
Systems EngineeringConfiguration ManagementChange-Impact AnalysisIntegration PatternsAPIsTraceabilityData PortabilityLifecycle ManagementV&VCapability Maturity
Soft Skills
LeadershipDecision-MakingCollaborationCommunication
Tools & Technologies
PLMALM/DevOpsSimulation ToolsCybersecurity ToolsTest Systems
Industry Keywords
Automotive DevelopmentCyber-Physical SystemsDigital ThreadGovernance MechanismsInteroperability

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
Cyber Security

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own the enterprise MBSE ecosystem architecture, including tool boundaries, authoritative sources, data ownership, interfaces, identity, configuration management, and lifecycle responsibilities
  • Define the target operating model spanning people, process, methods, data, tools, governance, and adoption
  • Establish the enterprise MBSE method, SysML profile, metamodel, ontology, viewpoints, modeling standards, and reusable libraries
  • Architect MBSE integration across requirements management, system architecture modeling, PLM, ALM/DevOps, simulation, safety, cybersecurity, test, configuration, and reporting environments
  • Define and tailor Systems Engineering processes to enable more concurrent and continuously integrated execution
  • Define the minimum viable digital thread and sequence expansion based on business value, technical readiness, and adoption capacity
  • Lead tool and technology evaluations using interoperability, traceability, data portability, configuration control, scalability, security, vendor maturity, and lifecycle cost criteria
  • Establish decision frameworks for configuring, integrating, migrating, retiring, or replacing capabilities
  • Lead cross-functional architecture decisions involving GEOS, IT, Systems Engineering, software, hardware, safety, PLM, test, suppliers, and program leadership
  • Define migration and coexistence strategies for legacy repositories and dual toolchains
  • Create model-based lifecycle gates, readiness criteria, evidence expectations, and governance mechanisms
  • Drive pilot-to-scale execution based on proven engineering use cases
  • Establish outcome-based KPIs for traceability, change-impact cycle time, architecture reuse, adoption, late design changes, defect escape, and engineering efficiency
  • Shape supplier and partner roadmaps and represent GM’s technical position in industry forums and vendor engagements
  • Deliver first-year outcomes including MBSE ecosystem architectures, pilot environments, capability maps, reference architectures, integration architecture, migration plans, roadmaps, and executive reporting

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, IT, Technology, or another relevant field
  • 8+ years of relevant experience
  • Deep systems engineering and MBSE practice across requirements, architecture, behavior, interfaces, analysis, and V&V
  • Enterprise architecture experience with complex engineering toolchains and data ecosystems
  • SysML and model management knowledge, including practical understanding of SysML v1/v2 transition considerations
  • Experience deploying and managing modern MBSE ecosystems
  • Requirements management, bidirectional traceability, configuration/version management, and change-impact analysis
  • Knowledge of integration patterns, APIs, OSLC or equivalent standards, event/data flows, and identity/access management
  • Experience integrating product lifecycle management, software/ALM, simulation, safety, cybersecurity, and test systems
  • Engineering process design, governance, capability maturity, migration, rollout, and organizational change experience
  • Strong understanding of automotive or other complex cyber-physical product development
  • Ability to make defensible make/buy/partner and platform decisions under uncertainty
  • Must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future
  • Ability to legally operate a motor vehicle regularly and successfully complete a Motor Vehicle Report review

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Bonus potential through an incentive pay program based on company, job-level, and individual performance
  • 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
  • Company vehicle evaluation program, subject to motor vehicle report review and program conditions