General Motors

Full-stack Engineer

• Create software for vehicle-level functions
• Perform integration and verification testing
• Work with minimal direction from lead engineers

Software Engineer – AV Launch

Systems Engineer

• Lead OS verification efforts for next-generation in-vehicle infotainment platforms
• Ensure software and features meet GM standards for functionality, system quality, security, performance, and architectural compliance
• Define scalable verification and test strategies
• Review business and software requirements
• Design verification plans and create test execution plans
• Create, implement, execute, and optimize automated and manual test cases
• Develop automation scripts using industry-standard tools and coding methodologies
• Execute tests, troubleshoot scripts and test environment issues, triage and log defects, and track progress
• Log, track, and verify resolution of requirements and software defects
• Review test plans written by others and provide feedback
• Define test metrics, produce test and project metrics, and report test status and quality concerns
• Categorize and manage test suites
• Propose testing-process innovations through tools, techniques, and process improvements
• Lead testing activities across features and projects
• Collaborate with architects, system engineers, developers, project/program managers, component developers, external stakeholders, and sustaining/integration teams
• Provide technical leadership and support on test strategy and process improvements
• Assist with resource utilization and identify constraints and bandwidth limitations
• Act as a subject matter expert for component, system, and business-process domains
• Perform other related duties as assigned

Staff Software Engineer – Embedded Test

• Own critical hypervisor and virtual machine capabilities, including virtual machine definitions, CPU and memory partitioning, device assignment and passthrough, and virtio-based device models
• Design and optimize communication between virtual machines using shared memory, message passing, and virtualized I/O
• Enable and maintain guest operating systems across embedded Linux, Yocto-based distributions, Android, and QNX
• Implement and optimize boot and secure-boot chains across partitions
• Build platform services for resource governance, health monitoring, watchdogs, fault detection, fault handling, and recovery
• Develop container-runtime and workload-management capabilities for in-vehicle applications
• Profile, optimize, and debug CPU, memory, I/O, and interrupt behavior across the virtualized stack
• Lead root-cause analysis across guest operating systems, hypervisors, firmware, and silicon
• Improve engineering quality through CI/CD, bench and hardware-in-the-loop automation, validation strategies, Git and GitHub workflows, and code reviews
• Mentor engineers and collaborate with silicon enablement, guest operating system, BSP, functional safety, and cybersecurity teams

Staff Software Engineer – Core OS, Vehicle Compute

Product Manager

• Lead a team of researchers and/or analysts within Global Customer Research Product Research
• Bring the voice of the customer into GM vehicle software, digital experiences, features, and emerging technologies
• Partner with Program Management and Software Product teams to understand customer needs, usage contexts, and experience opportunities
• Translate stakeholder priorities into research plans aligned with product-development milestones and the GCR research roadmap
• Lead framing conversations defining business decisions, target customers, learning objectives, scope, success measures, and use of findings
• Develop dual-use stimuli connecting product intent with customer feedback
• Represent the customer perspective in cross-functional forums
• Plan, design, and execute qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method customer research
• Lead foundational, benchmarking, contextual, pre-launch, and market-assurance experience studies
• Select and apply interviews, ethnography, usability testing, in-vehicle evaluation, journey research, concept and feature testing, surveys, and competitive benchmarking
• Translate research learning into concise, decision-ready deliverables and recommended actions
• Synthesize learning across studies, customer themes, product areas, and technology domains
• Directly lead, coach, and develop researchers and/or analysts
• Build a high-performance culture focused on customer insight, collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement
• Manage research portfolios, work plans, milestones, budgets, suppliers, logistics, fieldwork, analysis, reporting, and stakeholder follow-through
• Communicate status, risks, scope changes, trade-offs, and resource needs to leadership and stakeholders
• Manage research suppliers, budgets, schedules, tools, and facilities according to GM processes and policies

Manager, Product Research – Product Experience Clinics, KPIs

• Define and drive the architecture and long-term roadmap for GM’s Core OS layer, including hypervisors, virtualization, virtual machine lifecycle, resource partitioning, inter-virtual-machine communication, and boot and secure-boot systems
• Architect the multi-operating-system foundation enabling embedded Linux, Yocto-based distributions, Android, and QNX to run on shared vehicle compute
• Establish platform safety architecture, including partition isolation, health monitoring, fault detection, and recovery
• Define container and workload-management architecture for on-vehicle execution
• Own system-level performance strategy across compute efficiency, latency, boot time, memory footprint, and deterministic behavior
• Lead optimization across software and hardware boundaries
• Drive build-versus-buy and technology-selection decisions for hypervisor, real-time operating system, and runtime components
• Lead technical relationships with suppliers
• Mentor Staff and Senior Software Engineers and establish engineering standards and review practices
• Lead complex investigations and root-cause analyses across virtualization, operating-system, and silicon boundaries
• Represent Core OS in technical councils, architecture reviews, and cross-functional design forums
• Define ownership boundaries with adjacent platform teams

Principal Software Engineer – Core OS, Vehicle Compute

QA Automation Engineer

• Lead integration, extension, and automation of Siemens Capital and related electrical-engineering toolchains
• Architect integrations across Siemens Capital Logic, Capital Harness, Capital Topology, Capital Integrator, Capital Platform Designer, and adjacent systems
• Define data models, interfaces, mappings, and transformation rules across logical, physical, 3D, PLM, requirements, and manufacturing representations
• Evaluate Capital capabilities, identify gaps, and recommend configuration, customization, plugin, or service-based solutions
• Establish reusable integration patterns, coding standards, versioning practices, and deployment methods
• Partner with vendors and internal platform teams to resolve issues and influence product roadmaps
• Design, develop, test, document, and support plugins, APIs, connectors, scripts, and services for electrical design workflows
• Automate model creation, connectivity checks, design-rule validation, drawing generation, bill-of-material extraction, reporting, and release preparation
• Build import, export, comparison, and validation pipelines to identify missing data, invalid connectivity, inconsistencies, and release defects
• Apply source control, code review, automated testing, logging, error handling, and configuration management
• Support CI/CD for engineering applications and automation services where appropriate
• Develop, deploy, and maintain AI agents and AI-enabled tools for the PSDS organization within VSEE
• Convert PSDS engineering, design-release, quality, and knowledge-management processes into secure, usable, maintainable AI workflows
• Integrate AI tools with engineering data and systems while preserving data quality, access controls, traceability, and engineering accountability
• Apply electrical architecture knowledge covering wiring systems, power and signal distribution, grounding, shielding, connectors, terminals, splices, and communication networks
• Maintain traceability from requirements and logical connectivity through physical routing, drawings, bills of material, manufacturing outputs, verification, and change management
• Participate in design reviews, root-cause analysis, tool validation, process definition, and release-readiness assessments
• Own solutions from requirements and architecture through implementation, validation, deployment, adoption, and support
• Work across electrical engineering, software engineering, manufacturing, PLM, IT, suppliers, and engineering-tool vendors

Senior Electrical Design Automation Engineer

• Own and shape product direction for shared elements of GM’s in-vehicle experience platform
• Define and evolve product requirements for core system UI capabilities, interaction patterns, and cross-surface experiences
• Partner with platform product management, design, and engineering to make shared foundations scalable and flexible across vehicle programs and brands
• Clarify what should be standardized at platform level versus varied by vehicle, segment, or brand
• Contribute to the long-term experience architecture for the digital cockpit
• Represent the in-vehicle experience in partnership with vehicle programs
• Translate shared platform capabilities into cohesive customer experiences across screens, controls, cabin architecture, and key moments of use
• Ensure product decisions account for display layout, physical controls, cabin context, and driver or passenger expectations
• Identify where program-specific needs should inform platform evolution and where consistency should be preserved
• Act as product DRI, driving alignment and execution with Design, Engineering, Program Management, and vehicle stakeholders
• Represent product decisions in leadership reviews, design reviews, and cross-functional working sessions
• Align product requirements, experience decisions, design maturity, and software milestones with vehicle program timing
• Identify and manage platform, software, hardware, and vehicle dependencies and risks
• Balance customer value, brand expression, technical feasibility, regulatory requirements, and delivery timing
• Use customer research, market analysis, competitive benchmarking, and product intuition to shape in-vehicle experience strategy
• Help define future in-vehicle experiences across personalization, voice interaction, driver-assistance UX, system intelligence, and display experiences
• Represent the customer voice in cross-functional forums
• Define learning plans through research, experiments, and instrumentation when data is incomplete
• Report to the Director of Product Management and collaborate with Design, Engineering, Program Management, and vehicle teams across GM

Staff Product Manager, Core Experiences – Next Gen In-Vehicle XP

Sales Operations Manager

• Partner with the Regional Director and Zone Managers to develop and execute regional sales strategies aligned with GM corporate and brand objectives
• Monitor sales performance metrics, identify performance gaps, and implement targeted improvement plans
• Liaise between regional field teams, corporate sales operations, marketing, and dealer network development
• Translate national sales programs into actionable field-level initiatives
• Lead LMA strategy and coordinate with Martin Retail Group, Detroit, and local advertising groups
• Analyze sales trends, inventory levels, incentive effectiveness, and dealer profitability
• Use data tools and dashboards to forecast sales performance, measure dealer KPIs, and optimize retail and fleet volume objectives
• Support vehicle planning and allocation processes to align inventory with market demand
• Support dealer incentive programs, sales contests, and retail execution initiatives
• Coach and develop field teams in sales tools, data reporting, and operational best practices
• Coordinate with Marketing, Customer Experience, and Finance teams on regional strategies and budget priorities
• Provide corporate teams with feedback on market dynamics, dealer sentiment, and program performance
• Lead and participate in special projects, pilot programs, and continuous improvement initiatives
• Monitor dealer contact and sales support performance, manage workload and priorities, resolve escalations, and ensure consistent service quality
• Translate enterprise priorities into actionable plans and improve processes using data, dealer feedback, and frontline insights

Regional Sales Operations Manager

Engineer

• Lead controls engineering execution for new and existing manufacturing programs from concept through production launch
• Develop, review, and approve controls hardware and software designs, including PLCs, HMIs, drives, safety systems, I/O, industrial networks, and plant-floor interfaces
• Program, troubleshoot, integrate, and validate automated equipment and production systems
• Apply GM Global Common Controls standards for hardware, software, build, safety, networks, and cybersecurity
• Perform or oversee emulation, offline testing, supplier buyoffs, equipment runoffs, installation, commissioning, and production validation
• Provide technical direction to controls engineers, suppliers, integrators, and plant personnel
• Manage project scope, timing, risks, issues, deliverables, and escalations through resolution
• Partner with equipment suppliers to establish requirements, review designs, resolve technical issues, and ensure compliance with GM standards
• Support plant launches, production ramp-up, equipment modifications, downtime recovery, and complex controls troubleshooting
• Conduct root-cause analysis and implement corrective actions improving safety, quality, delivery, cost, uptime, and throughput
• Participate in investment studies, preliminary designs, equipment selection, cost estimating, and technical sourcing
• Develop and maintain standardized controls templates, engineering tools, design aids, and technical documentation
• Capture lessons learned and incorporate improvements into standards, processes, and future program designs
• Collaborate with global teams on technology development, proof-of-concept activities, and deployment of advanced automation solutions
• Promote safety, inclusion, accountability, continuous improvement, and technical excellence

Senior Manufacturing Controls Engineer

Manager

• Serve as the primary field representative and advocate for OnStar, GM connected services, loyalty, and subscription offerings across an assigned dealer network
• Build trusted relationships with dealer principals, general managers, sales leaders, and service leaders
• Act as liaison between OnStar, GM vehicle brands, and assigned dealerships
• Coach and influence dealership teams to drive adoption, customer engagement, loyalty, and business performance
• Conduct monthly and quarterly performance reviews using data and analytics
• Identify opportunities and co-create dealer action plans for continuous improvement and sustainable growth
• Monitor Dealer, District, Zone, and Region performance against monthly, quarterly, and annual goals
• Design and deliver live in-dealership and virtual training on OnStar, My GM Rewards, GM Rewards Credit Card, connected vehicle technologies, and customer onboarding
• Troubleshoot OnStar, GM mobile app, and internal platform issues
• Ensure customers receive setup, enrollment, and ongoing engagement with connected services
• Collaborate with Vehicle Sales, Service & Marketing, Fleet and Commercial Sales, OnStar Digital Services, and Loyalty teams
• Support product and feature launches and align GM and dealer marketing and messaging
• Resolve dealer and customer satisfaction issues
• Provide field feedback on programs, tools, and processes to improve dealer and customer support
• Travel frequently throughout the assigned territory, at least 50% and up to 90%

District Manager – OnStar & Loyalty

• Lead, develop, and performance-manage a team of semiconductor supplier managers
• Establish supplier ownership, governance, escalation paths, and operating standards
• Oversee proactive and reactive management of semiconductor supply risks, including constraints, shortages, force majeure events, disasters, strikes, fab and OSAT disruptions, and geopolitical exposure
• Build and execute supplier-resilience plans covering manufacturing footprint, capacity, lead times, alternate sources, and recovery actions
• Work directly with semiconductor suppliers to understand Tier-N manufacturing, critical materials, processes, equipment, facilities, logistics flows, and failure points
• Identify supply-chain exposure and implement mitigation strategies with suppliers
• Lead cross-functional issue resolution with suppliers, Tier 1 suppliers, Engineering, Purchasing, Supply Chain, Quality, Finance, and senior GM leadership
• Escalate critical supplier risks and communicate business impact, mitigation options, decisions, and recovery timing to executives
• Balance assignments and team capacity across IDM, memory, Tier-N manufacturing, and other semiconductor categories
• Drive risk assessments, supplier action plans, issue tracking, and executive reporting
• Develop performance indicators for risk closure, supplier responsiveness, mitigation effectiveness, and escalation cycle time
• Strengthen supplier relationships through fact-based engagement and disciplined follow-through
• Identify structural resilience gaps and improve processes, tools, and governance
• Lead and coordinate approvals for expedite broker semiconductor purchase needs
• Translate business strategy into team direction, priorities, and accountabilities
• Build the organization, allocate resources, develop future leaders, and maintain a high-performing team
• Lead escalations, negotiations, and recovery actions with suppliers
• Present clear recommendations to senior leadership and hold suppliers and stakeholders accountable
• Develop and implement alternatives to mitigate common Tier-N semiconductor supply risks

Senior Global Commodity Manager – Semiconductor

SDET

• Ensure the quality and reliability of software products through test plans, test cases, and automated testing
• Collaborate with development and cross-functional teams to understand requirements and address software defects
• Develop comprehensive test plans and test cases
• Execute manual and automated test cases
• Identify, record, track, and resolve software defects with developers
• Develop and maintain automated test scripts
• Implement and execute automated regression testing
• Document and communicate test results and status reports
• Maintain test case, test script, and testing process documentation
• Set up and configure test environments to mirror production environments, including benches and vehicles
• Keep test environments updated with the latest software versions and configurations, including VCU
• Travel domestically and internationally up to 25%

Software Test Engineer

• Research customer, business, market, or operational needs and translate findings into opportunities
• Support product vision, strategy, roadmaps, requirements, and prioritization
• Partner with engineering, design, analytics, marketing, operations, and business teams
• Help define success measures and analyze product or customer outcomes
• Prepare product briefs, presentations, decision materials, or launch-readiness content
• Participate in discovery, experimentation, user feedback, and product reviews
• Support initiatives involving connected vehicles, mobility, customer experiences, electric and autonomous platforms, and enterprise data systems
• Contribute to digital products and customer experience platforms used by GM customers

Summer Intern – Digital Product Management, MBA

Program Manager

• Manage program team deliverables across all GPSC in collaboration with the Program Team
• Support execution of strategies to achieve program profitability targets and key GVDP deliverables
• Provide guidance to keep programs on time, within budget, and at required quality
• Achieve program profitability and EBIT targets on program architecture
• Maintain component timing plans
• Work with GM Customs to ensure USMCA and Tier-N compliance
• Support sourcing activities and commodity strategies throughout the GPDP
• Facilitate sourcing meetings, including MPSR/PSR and DDRs
• Provide program overviews, updates, and changes to Purchasing counterparts
• Coordinate and prepare GPSC-PQRR deliverables and Program Gate Reviews for leadership
• Represent Purchasing in program team meetings
• Support contingency planning for troubled suppliers
• Support Launch Excellence and meet post-launch deliverables on time
• Assess change-request impacts from the supply base in response to studies
• Execute profitability initiatives, including benchmarking and supplier workshops
• Coordinate with cross-functional partners to identify and implement profitability opportunities

Lead Supply Chain Program Manager

• Create virtual in-the-loop environments for development, verification, and validation of embedded controllers and calibrations
• Deliver simulation environments on time to meet customer requirements
• Work with virtual ECUs for engine, propulsion, and transmission controller modules and integrate them into system-level simulation models
• Model Hybrid Vehicle Systems, including mechatronic subsystems
• Debug and deploy subsystem models as system-level simulation components
• Create and use virtual controller models across different virtual simulations
• Create, maintain, and test virtual controller components, including HWIO, RTOS, and communication models
• Obtain, develop, and parameterize subsystem models, including sensors, actuators, and ECU behavioral models
• Integrate plant models and ECU models into dynamic virtual simulations
• Create and maintain detailed release documentation
• Support released simulations and assist with user testing and troubleshooting
• Develop, integrate, and maintain serial data connectivity links between the co-simulation platform and virtual controllers, models, and tools