Controller Modelling Developer– Virtual ECU Prototyping, Markham

Vacancy Status This posting is not for an existing vacancy within the organization and is open to new applications.

AI Disclosure As part of the application process, Artificial Intelligence will be used in the hiring process for this role.

Work Arrangement This role is categorized as hybrid. The successful candidate is expected to report to the office three days per week, at minimum.

Role The Virtualization and SIL Integration team at General Motors is a highly technical, highly knowledgeable, passionate, strategic, and visionary group working on an organizational transformation. We are seeking cutting‑edge solutions to how we develop and validate our embedded control system without any hardware. Part of developing a completely virtual embedded control system is developing L4 virtual electronic control units (vECU) that serve as real‑time virtual counterparts of physical ECUs. These are functional virtual prototypes of ECUs that execute unmodified production code, enabling engineers to develop software years before ECU hardware is available.

The General Motors Virtualization and SIL Integration team is expanding its capabilities to model, integrate, and fully develop Level 4 Virtual ECUs. As a Virtual Prototyping Application Engineer, you will be responsible for making SystemC TLM 2.0 models of ECU microcontrollers and peripherals. This team supports all vehicle embedded platform features, including Electrification, Propulsion, Motion Controls, Chassis, and Body modules.

What You Will Do

Create SystemC TLM 2.0 models of microcontrollers, ASICs, drivers, modules, switches, timers, transceivers, etc.

Integrate microcontroller and peripheral models into full Level 4 virtual ECUs

Debug model and integration bugs and issues

Work cross‑functionally with Design Release Engineers, Tier 1 suppliers, and software engineers to develop vECUs

Integrate production software into vECUs

Validate and verify vECU functions as expected and executes production software as intended

Collaborate with software developers to root cause and solve low‑level, basic software and application software issues found in the virtual environment

Debug integrated production software as needed

Develop script‑based engineering workarounds to bridge virtual model limitation gaps

Work cross‑functionally with Simulation Integration Engineers to support the integration of vECUs into virtual environments

Your Skills&Abilities (Required Qualifications)

Minimum 1–3 years of relevant professional engineering experience

Minimum of 1+ years of experience in SystemC, Transaction Level Modeling (TLM 2.0), and SCML

Proficiency in off‑the‑shelf EDA toolchains such as Synopsys Virtualizer and ASTC vLAB

Expertise in various programming languages (C, C++, Python)

Experience in low‑level input/output driver development and debugging

Knowledge of electronic control modules and embedded control systems

Knowledge of ARM based microcontrollers

Software integration, compiler and linker file comprehension expertise

Knowledge of AUTOSAR and Automotive Cyber Security

Knowledge in automotive communications (CAN, LIN, SPI, I2C, UART)

Expertise in the use of software debugging tools (Lauterbach, Green Hills Multi‑IDE, etc.)

Expertise in Intrepid Vehicle Spy, Vector CANoe

Excellent communication skills

Demonstrated success in leading challenging projects with high levels of ambiguity to completion

Consistent demonstration of GM leadership behavioral competencies

HW architecture/micro‑architecture experience

What Can Give You A Competitive Edge (Preferred Qualifications)

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering or Computer Science or similar field.

Experience in creating Level 4 VECU prototypes

Co‑Simulation expertise of Level 4 VECUs

Knowledge of software test automation

Expertise in software tools development

Embedded control system design expertise

Production vehicle program execution experience

Development experience in both Windows and Linux environments

Familiarity with software development build process and associated tools (Gerrit, Jenkins, Git, etc.)

Familiarity with scalable simulation deployment methodologies leveraging containers (Docker, Singularity, etc.)

Familiarity with synchronous and asynchronous event‑driven simulation

Compensation The salary range for this role is $90,600 to $136,400. The actual base salary a successful candidate will be offered within this range will vary based on factors relevant to the position.

Benefits Overview

Paid time off including vacation days, holidays, and supplemental benefits for pregnancy, parental and adoption leave.

Healthcare, dental, and vision benefits.

Life insurance plans to cover you and your family.

Company and matching contributions to a Defined Contribution Pension plan to help you save for retirement.

GM Vehicle Purchase Plan for you, your family, and friends.

Immigration Sponsorship GM does not provide immigration‑related sponsorship for this role. Do not apply for this role if you will need GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future.

Non-Discrimination and Equal Employment Opportunities General Motors is committed to being a workplace that is not only free of unlawful discrimination, but one that genuinely fosters inclusion and belonging. We strongly believe that providing an inclusive workplace creates an environment in which our employees can thrive and develop better products for our customers.

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