Senior Performance Test Engineer
general motorsWarren (MI)
About the role
General Motors seeks a Senior Hardware Engineer – MCU Performance Analysis to lead the definition, development, and execution of MCU performance strategies for state‐of‐the‐art microcontroller solutions in automotive electronics platforms. You will model, simulate, and measure MCU performance, correlating workloads and benchmarks to system requirements, while partnering with hardware, ECU, and software teams to meet real‐time targets and power constraints.
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