Thermal Hardware Design Release Engineer
generalmotorsWarren (MI)
About the role
General Motors is seeking a Design Release Engineer for Active Thermal Hardware to lead design, development, validation, and release of thermal management components and subsystems such as heat exchangers, fans, shrouds, and sensors. You will collaborate with internal teams and suppliers to ensure cost-effective, on-time delivery that meets vehicle performance and integration requirements.
The role requires strong technical leadership, experience in CAD (UGNX), Teamcenter, and analysis tools;
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