Senior Motion Controls Engineer - Steering & Suspension

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general motorsNew Milford (CT)

Automotive Engineers Motor Vehicle Steering and Suspension Components (except Spring) Manufacturing

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General Motors' VMCC Platform Design team seeks an experienced automotive controls engineer to lead end-to-end controls in steering or suspension domains, translating vehicle-motion objectives into actuators across multiple configurations. You will develop reusable algorithms, state estimators, and sensor processing, and work with braking, propulsion, and chassis teams to validate software in HIL, DiL, and in-vehicle tests.

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