Engineering Manager, Connectivity Hardware

General Motors

. Lead a small team of hardware Design Release Engineers responsible for sourcing and change management of connectivity telematics modules .

Posted 9/15/2026full-timeWarren • Michigan • United StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in hardware development and change management for connectivity telematics modules, with a strong focus on regulatory compliance, supplier engagement, and cross-functional collaboration. Proven ability to lead teams in delivering high-quality hardware solutions that meet performance, safety, and integration requirements.

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Hardware DevelopmentChange ManagementSupplier EngagementRegulatory ComplianceCross-Functional Collaboration

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Hard Skills

Electrical EngineeringConnectivity Hardware DesignEngineering Change RequestsDFMEA DevelopmentEMC/EMI CompliancePrototype CoordinationVehicle IntegrationTechnical DocumentationPerformance Specification DevelopmentTest Evidence Management

Soft Skills

Strong Communication SkillsLeadershipTeam ManagementTechnical Presentation

Tools & Technologies

ECU Bill of MaterialInterface Control DocumentsContract Manufacturer EngagementVehicle Packaging Tools

Industry Keywords

AutomotiveTelematicsConsumer ElectronicsGM ProcessesSafety Standards

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Cyber Security

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead a small team of hardware Design Release Engineers responsible for sourcing and change management of connectivity telematics modules
Develop and release Connectivity hardware modules across GM vehicles and architectures
Drive specification development for Connectivity components, including performance, RF, power, security, regulatory, and vehicle interfaces
Own sourcing, Engineering Change Requests, and alignment with Product Cost Engineering
Lead vehicle packaging and integration while meeting mechanical, thermal, and EMC constraints
Manage interface control documents, component specifications, ECU Bill of Material, and Tier-N resiliency activities
Manage Contract Manufacturer engagement for ECU builds and ensure build readiness and timely delivery
Complete production approval activities and ensure documentation, test evidence, and regulatory approvals are in place
Develop and maintain program DFMEA and drive mitigation actions
Coordinate prototype, DV, PV, and launch hardware builds with suppliers and internal teams
Coordinate hardware issue resolution, hardware bring-up, and in-vehicle system testing
Ensure design documentation meets safety, EMC/EMI, cybersecurity, and regulatory requirements
Align with Product, Software, Quality, and Vehicle teams on feature roadmaps and development status
Report Connectivity Hardware status, supplier readiness, cost and timing risks, and escalations to senior leaders

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
8+ years of experience in hardware development for automotive, consumer electronics, or related industries
Experience with GM processes for sourcing, part release, and ECRs
Demonstrated ownership of hardware from concept through launch, including supplier engagement and cross-functional alignment
Strong communication skills with experience presenting technical content and trade-offs to leadership

Benefits

Comp & perks

Benefits supporting employee well-being at work and at home
Total Rewards resources
Inclusive workplace and belonging-focused culture
Reasonable accommodations for job seekers with disabilities