3 structures engineer jobs found in Warren, MI

Job Description The Virtual Propulsion Engineer (VPE) will be responsible for leading program execution and capability development initiatives related to gearbox design, analysis, and product development for automotive applications. This role will collaborate cross-functionally to drive technical excellence, innovation, and delivery of high-performance gear solutions aligned with propulsion system requirements Key Responsibilities: Design and develop gear systems for propulsion products including drive units, transmissions, and hybrid drive systems. Perform gearbox analysis for durability, efficiency, and NVH. Develop and enhance CAE capabilities for gearbox components and subsystems, including gears, shafts, park systems, and other. Support product development from early concept through validation and production execution. Communicate technical findings effectively to internal and external stakeholders using appropriate media. Ensure timely delivery of design solutions...

Job Description At General Motors, our product teams are redefining mobility. Through a human-centered design process, we create vehicles and experiences that are designed not just to be seen, but to be felt. We're turning today's impossible into tomorrow's standard -from breakthrough hardware and battery systems to intuitive design, intelligent software, and next-generation safety and entertainment features. Every day, our products move millions of people as we aim to make driving safer, smarter, and more connected, shaping the future of transportation on a global scale. Senior CAE Engineer Role Overview As the Senior CAE Engineer , you will be a key technical leader responsible for developing, enhancing, and deploying advanced Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) capabilities to support product development. You will partner closely with cross-functional engineering teams to virtually evaluate designs, identify risks early, and drive data-based decisions that improve product...

The Formability Engineer will be responsible for the die face creation in CAD software and for evaluating the feasibility of automotive body components (BIW) and chassis parts. You will use advanced simulation software (AutoForm) to predict material behavior, identify potential manufacturing defects (such as thinning, splitting, or wrinkling), and collaborate with Design and Tooling teams to optimize part geometry for mass production. This position is first (1st) shift and is located at our Hercules Tooling Group facility in Warren, Michigan. Primary Responsibilities: Feasibility Analysis: Perform full-scale forming simulations on complex automotive panels (BSO. Box sides, QTR panels, hoods, fenders, door inners, etc.) using Autoform software. Design Optimization: Work closely with Product Design (CAD) teams to suggest geometry changes that improve formability without compromising styling or structural integrity. Die Face Design: Must be able to create Die faces in...