General Motors
Vehicle Motion Control
VehicleMotionControlAI/MLPlatformDesignEngineer
“Vehicle Motion Control AI/ML Platform Design Engineer at General Motors. Skills: Vehicle motion control, AI/ML, Platform design, Control strategy. Design and implement algorithms. Apply model-based design”
Industry & Context.
Analytical and problem-solving skills
Valid driver’s license for occasional test support
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Solid foundation in classical control methods such as PID, state feedback, and observers, Knowledge of advanced control strategies such as adaptive control, model predictive control, learning-based MPC, and ML/AI-based control approaches, knowledge of state estimation and observer design, Experience with sensor fusion methods, including Kalman filter variations such as EKF, UKF, and particle filters, and understanding of system identification and parameter estimation in dynamic systems, Hands-on experience using Python for data analysis and model development, Experience or a interest in applying machine learning or data-driven modeling to control, estimation, and system dynamics problems, Experience with model-based design and vehicle dynamics simulation tools such as CarSim, CarMaker, or equivalent, Working knowledge of embedded software development in C/C++, MATLAB/Simulink, and code generation for production-oriented development, Familiarity with vehicle communication and measurement tools such as Vehicle SPY, INCA, and CANalyzer, M. S. or Ph. D. in Controls, Robotics, Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or a related field with relevant experience, analytical and problem-solving skills, Demonstrated ability to communicate clearly through technical reports and presentations and to collaborate effectively across teams, Valid driver’s license for occasional test support
Nice to Have
Experience with reinforcement learning, model-based RL, or data-driven dynamics modeling for real systems, Familiarity with deep learning approaches such as CNNs, RNNs, or transformer-based models for estimation, prediction, or decision-making problems connected to motion control, Awareness of automotive safety concepts relevant to AI/ML-enabled control, including ISO 26262, SOTIF, runtime monitoring, and safe fallback strategies, Experience with requirements and interface definition tools such as DOORS, DNG, or Jama, and familiarity with automotive release and specification processes, Knowledge of related automotive systems such as powertrain, driveline, and CAN/LIN networks, plus exposure to advanced test setups such as dSPACE HiL, DiL, and in-vehicle track testing
What You'll Do.
Design and implement algorithms
Apply model-based design
Support integration and testing
Contribute to data collection
Implement and evaluate AI/ML components
Collaborate with cross-functional teams
Deliver technical documentation
Participate in design reviews
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborate with cross-functional teams; Collaborate effectively across teams
Communication Scope
Communicate clearly through technical reports and presentations
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