2027 Summer Intern – Sportscar Motorsports Strategy

General Motors

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Hours: Full time
Where: Concord, North Carolina, United States of America
Posted: Sep 28

Job Description

The Role:

GM is seeking a Sportscar Motorsports Strategy intern to perform complex analytical work supporting the GM Motorsports program. The intern will support race-strategy initiatives by applying vehicle dynamics, race engineering, and motorsports strategy principles, along with programming knowledge, to existing and future simulation tools.

The Team:

The Sportscar Motorsports Strategy team supports race-strategy and vehicle-performance decision-making across GM’s IMSA and FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) programs. The team analyzes vehicle, tire, weather, traffic, race, and simulation data; develops and evaluates strategy models; improves simulation workflows; and works with engineers and strategists to investigate performance trends, evaluate alternatives, quantify uncertainty, and communicate technical findings.

What You’ll Do:

Required Qualifications:

What you'd do

Analyze race, vehicle, tire, weather, and simulation data to identify trends and performance opportunities.
Support the development, testing, and improvement of race-strategy and vehicle-performance simulation tools.
Apply engineering fundamentals, statistics, optimization, and dynamic-systems concepts to practical motorsports problems.
Develop scripts, visualizations, and analytical workflows that improve the speed, consistency, and usability of engineering decisions.
Explore appropriate applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning, including performance prediction, time-series analysis, classification, anomaly detection, parameter estimation, and surrogate modeling.
Validate analytical and machine-learning results against engineering expectations, simulation outputs, and observed race data.
Document methods, assumptions, limitations, and results, and communicate recommendations to technical and cross-functional audiences.
Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Data Science, or a related field.
Expected graduation between December 2027 to June 2029.
Able to work full-time, 40 hours per week, during the summer months.

Starts: 2026-09-28