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LAYIQ - Motorsports Sports Car GT3 Controls Integration & Systems Engineer at General Motors

Support development and integration of vehicle systems
Integrate separate but connecting systems to create a cohesive architecture that is flexible throughout the planned lifecycle of GT3 programs
Develop continuous improvements to support customer teams and drivers with the goal of developing a vehicle that maintains competitiveness and is continuously capable of winning championships
Steer the implementation of vehicle systems in the Bosch ecosystem
Collaborate with production teams to identify areas for collaboration and tech transfer
Collaborate with controls, electronics, software, vehicle performance, and race engineers to resolve technical issues.
Support trackside engineering activities by analyzing vehicle data, identifying issues, and recommending control-strategy improvements
Lead collaborative controls meetings between key stakeholders from Bosch and the Powertrain team
Create customer-facing documentation for track-side use
Lay out the plan for a resilient controls system architecture for future GT3 programs
Design and maintain CAN, Ethernet, wiring, and module-to-module communication architectures
Create pin schedules, wiring schematics, test-bench documentation, and system-integration plans
Apply Agile development practices, including Jira-based sprint planning, requirements tracking, and change management
Develop, test, calibrate, and troubleshoot vehicle-control software using CCA, MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow
Validate control systems and firmware compatibility across SIL, HIL, sDIL, DIL, engine dynamometers, driveline dynamometers and track environments
Support and inform long-range vehicle development roadmaps, including technical updates and new component introduction.
Coordinate with key partners to develop vehicle performance plans for events
Travel to select races and tests as needed for integration and development
Model and reinforce GM Behaviors (Win with Integrity, Commit to Customers, Innovate and Embrace Change, Speak Fearlessly, Move with Urgency, Be Inclusive, Lead as One Team, Own the Outcome) in day-to-day work and team interactions
Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications)
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or related field of study
5+ years of experience in motorsports vehicle controls and embedded systems
Demonstrated experience with systems engineering development and support with a GT3 customer program
Experience with propulsion and chassis systems integration on GT3 programs
Experience with MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow
Proficient with Bosch Motorsports tools and software
Experience with CAN-based vehicle networks and electronic control systems
Experience developing, testing, and building software
Experience integrating and validating software across laboratory, dynamometer, simulator, and track environments.
Strong troubleshooting, data-analysis, documentation, and cross-functional communication skills
Collaborative and team focused approach to setting priorities and problem solving
Ability to support occasional travel, testing, and race events as required

Motorsports Sports Car GT3 Controls Integration & Systems Engineer

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