Staff Systems Engineer - Occupant Protection Systems (gpssc)
General Motors
Hybrid
Seat, belt and interior sensing systems
Occupant protection systems ccb
Feature / system technical specifications
System Engineers are responsible for partitioning and allocating product, feature and system functionality to implementation teams, considering safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance
Job Summary
System Engineers are responsible for partitioning and allocating product, feature and system functionality to implementation teams, considering safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance.
Manage Seat, Belt and Interior Sensing systems sub-group’s projects and workload, translating business objectives to actionable deliverables and providing technical leadership.
General Motors is committed to a world with Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions and Zero Congestion, embracing the responsibility to lead change for a better, safer, and more equitable world.
Matching Summary
System Engineers are responsible for partitioning and allocating product, feature and system functionality to implementation teams, considering safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Seat, Belt and Interior Sensing systems
Occupant Protection Systems CCB
Feature / System Technical Specifications
Fault Tree Analysis
Systems Engineering support
Frontal, Side, and Rollover Crashworthiness experience
Nice-to-have
human-centered design process
intuitive design, intelligent software
shaping the future of transportation
customer focused vehicle level features
innovative solutions to challenging problems
Key Requirements
BS in Systems, Electrical, Mechanical, Biomechanical, Controls Engineering, or equivalent
10+ years of Frontal, Side, and Rollover Crashworthiness experience
Demonstrated expert knowledge in restraint system deployments and controls
Demonstrated expert knowledge in global regulatory and consumer metrics
Highly skilled and experienced in occupant restraints balancing and optimization
Highly skilled and fluent in GM’s global restraint development/integration/validation processes