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Safety Performance Integration Engineer – Structure Performance
General Motors. Develop and validate vehicle crash safety systems on future vehicle programs .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in vehicle crash safety systems development, utilizing LS-DYNA for simulations and applying GM Safety CAE standards. Capable of collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize structural designs and meet safety performance targets.
Highest-signal resume keywords
LS-DYNA SimulationVehicle Crash Safety Systems DevelopmentCAE DesignStatistical and Optimization ToolsBachelor’s Degree in Engineering
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Hard Skills
Crashworthiness DevelopmentPhysical TestingVirtual CAEDesign RecommendationsSafety Technical RequirementsVariation StudyDOEDFSSMDO MethodsResults Interpretation
Soft Skills
Analytical AbilityProblem SolvingAdaptabilityCollaborationIndependence
Industry Keywords
Vehicle DevelopmentGlobal Safety RequirementsTechnical DirectionEngineering ProjectsMilford Vehicle Proving Grounds
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Develop and validate vehicle crash safety systems on future vehicle programs
- Hold responsibility for crashworthiness development of vehicle structure for GM Vehicle Programs
- Support engineering projects through the vehicle development process
- Synthesize physical and virtual test results against safety technical requirements
- Work with global teams and provide technical direction across functional groups
- Apply GM Safety CAE standard work procedures to deliver quality models and simulation results
- Lead vehicle design using CAE while balancing Global Safety Requirements
- Perform LS-DYNA simulations for high-speed frontal, side, and/or rear crash load cases
- Generate vehicle design recommendations and technical solutions to meet safety performance targets and Vehicle Technical Specifications
- Collaborate with engineering functions, program teams, suppliers, and manufacturing to implement design changes
- Use Variation Study, DOE, DFSS, and MDO methods to optimize structural designs
- Support physical safety testing at Milford Vehicle Proving Grounds, including test requests, testing, teardowns, results interpretation, issue resolution, and CAE-to-test comparisons
- Present performance status at regular forums
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Mechanical preferred, or related field of study
- 4+ years of combined experience in virtual CAE, CAE design, and/or physical testing relating to vehicle development, particularly with LS-DYNA
- Willingness to learn new skills and adapt expeditiously
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and with others
- High level of analytical ability to solve challenging problems and integrate complex systems
- Knowledge of statistical and optimization tools and techniques
- GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role; candidates must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future
- Willingness to travel less than 25% for the role
Benefits
Comp & perks- Relocation benefits are available for candidates who qualify under company policy
- Benefits supporting employee well-being at work and at home
- Reasonable workplace accommodations for individuals with disabilities