Designer – In Vehicle Quality

General Motors

. Review infotainment software implementation against released design intent, brand requirements, and customer experience expectations .

Posted 10/13/2026full-timeWarren • Michigan • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Interface Design and Visual Design, with proficiency in Figma and Adobe Creative Suite. Capable of evaluating and improving in-vehicle experiences and managing defects in an Agile development environment.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Interface DesignFigma ProficiencyAutomotive Infotainment ExperienceDefect Management in JiraCross-Functional Collaboration

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Hard Skills

Visual DesignUX ExpertiseInteraction DesignDesign Quality AssuranceDefect TriageQuality PrioritizationLaunch ReadinessAgile DevelopmentProduction SkillsMulti-Display Experience

Soft Skills

Problem-SolvingOrganizationWritten CommunicationVerbal CommunicationCollaboration

Tools & Technologies

Adobe Creative SuiteJiraFigma

Industry Keywords

In-Vehicle DesignConnected-VehicleEmbedded SoftwareDesign SystemsComponent Libraries

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Review infotainment software implementation against released design intent, brand requirements, and customer experience expectations
Evaluate in-vehicle experiences across programs, brands, systems, domains, screens, and displays
Identify, analyze, document, prioritize, and track implementation defects, design clarifications, and work-as-designed findings
Collaborate with Product, Design, Software, Engineering, and Validation teams to resolve issues and improve experiences
Lead or participate in emulator, bench, studio, lab, and vehicle software reviews
Travel to Milford Proving Grounds and participate in off-campus vehicle rides as needed
Resolve design-related defects and clarifications in Figma files
Work on production files for small feature changes or enhancements
Manage defects through Jira and other systems through validation and closure
Support launch readiness by identifying quality risks and improving review standards and team processes
Share lessons learned, enhancement ideas, and feedback with the broader In-Vehicle Design team

Requirements

What you’ll need

Formal training or a degree in Interface Design, Visual Design, or a related discipline
Proficiency with industry-standard design tools such as Figma and Adobe Creative Suite
Strong collaboration skills with cross-functional teams
Excellent problem-solving, organization, and written and verbal communication skills
Ability to travel to Milford and work in-vehicle, studio, lab, and software-review environments
Strong portfolio demonstrating UX expertise, interaction design, production skills, or design quality assurance
Experience with automotive infotainment, connected-vehicle, or other embedded software products preferred
Experience evaluating design systems, component libraries, content fitment, multi-display experiences, or driver-workload considerations preferred
Experience with in-vehicle infotainment systems preferred
Experience with defect triage, quality prioritization, launch readiness, or cross-functional issue resolution in an Agile development environment preferred
Ability to create reusable review processes, mentor teammates, or improve team workflows and quality practices preferred
Must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future
Ability to legally operate a motor vehicle regularly and successfully complete a Motor Vehicle Report review
Ability to report to the specified location at least 3 times a week
Willingness to travel less than 25%

Benefits

Comp & perks

Benefits supporting employee well-being at work and at home
Total Rewards resources
Inclusive workplace and opportunities for development
Reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities