Teams at GM Performance Power Units

Operate, maintain, and optimize RHEL-based GPU HPC clusters supporting engineering simulations. Administer Slurm, storage, license servers, software environments, and cluster management tools. Troubleshoot jobs and performance issues, support engineering users, automate health checks with Bash and Python, manage vendor tickets, and assist with expanding cluster capacity.

Manages mechanical integration of Formula 1 power units, including ICE, ERS, and vehicle systems. Coordinates interface requirements, packaging, installation, serviceability, CAD and PLM documentation, FIA compliance, homologation, engineering changes, integration reviews, and issue resolution with internal teams and Cadillac F1. The role also identifies integration risks, supports build readiness, benchmarks competitors, and improves interface-management processes.

Supports mechanical simulation activities for Formula 1 power-unit components, including FEA, MBD, CFD, static, thermal, and dynamic analyses. Responsibilities include geometry and mesh preparation, simulation post-processing, data organization, documentation, test correlation, and continuous-improvement updates to scripts, templates, and procedures. The intern works under senior engineers while gaining experience in motorsport power-unit engineering.