Senior ECU Hardware Safety Engineer
general motorsDearborn (MI)
About the role
General Motors seeks an ECU Hardware Safety Analysis Engineer to lead circuit-level safety analyses for in-house ECUs within our SDV electrical architecture. You will mentor junior engineers while interfacing with GM disciplines to ensure the System Safety Case aligns with safety goals.
The role emphasizes DFMEA/FMEDA/FTA, safety strategy development, and collaboration across teams, with a hybrid work model and opportunities to shape automotive safety practices.
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