GM Research and Development Internship-PAID

Description

The GM Research and Development Internship is available to PhD students pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, robotics, industrial engineering, systems engineering, biomedical engineering, applied mathematics, or a closely related science/engineering field. To be considered for this role, you should have a strong foundation in at least one of the following areas: engineering analysis, AI/ML, optimization, robotics, simulation, controls, injury biomechanics, electric machines and drives, or power electronics. You should also have programming, modeling, or simulation experience using relevant engineering or data analysis tools. As an intern, you will plan and execute collaborative research across advanced engineering, systems optimization, autonomy, safety, manufacturing, and power electronics. Projects may include component analysis and application of AI tools, systems optimization and use of agentic systems, evaluation of multi-modal command recognition approaches for off-road autonomy, comparison of human body models for injury severity prediction, and development of next-generation electrical power devices and switching technologies. You will work with technical leaders across GM Research and Development to explore innovative approaches that combine engineering fundamentals with AI, modeling, simulation, controls, robotics, and advanced electronics and will contribute to impactful research, support development of advanced technical solutions, and help shape future vehicle, mobility, and engineering capabilities. This internship is offered in Warren, MI.