Propulsion Virtual Performance Integration Manager (PVPIM)

<div><b>Job Description</b><br/><br/><b>The Role</b><br/><br/>Virtual engineering is a key enabler to achieving industry leading speed, built-in quality, and new product throughput. The Propulsion Virtual Engineering team supports analysis of all propulsion systems and subsystems ranging from the Advanced Engineering to the Production phases of development. We are looking for energetic candidates who love to learn fast and lead virtual engineering projects. In addition, initiative, creativity, decision making, project management, and the ability to clearly & concisely provide technical direction while working with multiple functional groups are all qualities we are seeking in the candidates for our team.<br/><br/>The Propulsion Virtual Performance Integration Manager (VPIM) is responsible for coordinating all propulsion electrification analysis activity for a product program and acts as the single point contact to the program chief engineer for analysis related activities.<br/><br/><b>What You'll Do (Responsibilities):</b><br/><ul><li>Work with product team leadership to develop and maintain analysis plans (A-Plan) with timing to appropriately support product content changes of each build phase for all assigned electrification programs.</li><li>Initiate analysis request forms (ARF) for all planned work.</li><li>Identify, acquire, and balance analysis resources to meet A-Plan requirements, walk-up work, and capability development. Negotiate timing for active analysis projects as necessary.</li><li>Generate and maintain virtual design reviews and analysis performance metric results for each A-Plan.</li><li>Support the development of budget and headcount targets with workload projections.</li><li>Act as single point contact for basic propulsion system architecture / program specific data for the New Products Engineering team.</li><li>Coordinate cross-functional teams within the department to solve break-fix, product performance, and quality issues; inform Vertical Team and Analysis Staff of current status.</li><li>Balance workload and resources working with other propulsion VPIM.</li><li>Interface with vehicle VPIM to co-ordinate 2-way deliverables and resolve propulsion related program issues.</li><li>Assist with harmonizing process across engine, transmission and electrification sectors.</li></ul><br/><br/><b>Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications):</b><br/><ul><li>Bachelors Degree in Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical Engineering required</li><li>5 years of Engineering experience with propulsion-related systems, particularly in Rechargeable Energy Storage Systems</li><li>Experience with coordination and leading projects</li><li>High level of oral and written communication skills</li><li>High level of relational skills to work independently and effectively with others</li></ul><br/><br/><b>What Can Give You a Competitive Edge (Preferred Qualifications):</b><br/><ul><li>Masters Degree in Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical Engineering preferred</li><li>Experience applying CAE tools to propulsion-related systems</li><li>Experience in Rechargeable Energy Storage System analysis</li><li>Broad experience in CFD, Structural & System level analysis techniques</li><li>High level of analytical ability where problems are unusual and difficult</li><li>Understanding of engineering theory for mechanical, thermal and hydraulic problems</li></ul>GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role. Do not apply for this role if you will need GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future. This includes direct company sponsorship, entry of GM as the immigration employer of record on a government form, and any work authorization requiring a written submission or other immigration support from the company (e.g., H1-B, OPT, STEM OPT, CPT, TN, J-1, etc).This role is categorized as hybrid. This means the selected candidate is expected to report to a specific location at least 3 times a week {or other frequency dictated by their manager}.This job is not eligible for relocation benefits. Any relocation costs would be the responsibility of the selected candidate.</div>

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