General Motors

Product Manager

• Directly lead the product integration team
• Define and evolve the SDV product-integration strategy, operating model, methods, standards, and readiness criteria across vehicle programs
• Establish a feature-centered digital thread linking feature behavior and variants to hardware, wiring, HWIO, signals, services, controllers, software repositories, infrastructure dependencies, calibration, builds, vehicle configurations, test cases, logs, and integration evidence
• Create machine-readable feature and system models connecting functional behavior, data flow, network paths, physical interfaces, software implementation, degraded behavior, and variant-specific content for CCU-level automation testing
• Drive cross-stack dependency identification across electrical architecture, software, cybersecurity, identity and authorization, service discovery, network management, flash programming, deployment, calibration, diagnostics, logging, observability, time synchronization, and configuration management
• Define progressive integration and validation strategies from source/component analysis through controller builds, virtual subsystems, hardware subsystems, multi-controller integration, full-vehicle validation, and release readiness
• Establish bench-automation and subsystem-surrogate strategies, including missing-controller simulation, sensor and actuator surrogates, rest-bus simulation, controlled fault injection, stub detection, automated bench configuration, reusable feature test environments, and progressive replacement with production content
• Develop simulation and test cases and a consolidated reporting structure
• Develop automated analysis tracing signal producers and consumers, validating services and calibrations, comparing HWIO usage with electrical definitions, detecting stubbed or bypassed behavior, checking variant compatibility, and comparing source intent with compiled-build behavior
• Define CI/CD quality gates, integration evidence, entry and exit criteria, promotion criteria, failure ownership, escalation paths, and feedback loops into requirements, design, code, calibration, and standard work
• Lead feature-level root-cause analysis and triage across organizational boundaries
• Translate operational evidence into improvements for engineering products, tools, and processes
• Build alignment among senior technical leaders and partner organizations, resolve conflicting assumptions, and communicate risks, decisions, and recommendations

Senior Manager, Product Integration

Supply Chain

• Set and execute current and future sourcing strategies
• Lead procurement of inbound truck and intermodal transportation services between GM suppliers and assembly centers across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
• Issue RFQs, analyze bids, negotiate, and award logistics service contracts
• Report metrics and resolve commercial issues
• Drive continuous improvement and develop savings opportunities
• Collaborate with GM teams, service providers, 3PLs, and GM plants to achieve cost, performance, and organizational targets
• Develop truck and intermodal procurement strategies based on purchase requirements and market trends
• Collaborate with Legal on transportation-service terms and conditions
• Create and manage quality bid lists, carrier performance, sourcing pipeline, compliance, sustainability, and benchmarking data
• Improve supplier relationships and participate in supplier KPI reviews and quarterly business reviews
• Manage sourcing packages through the GPSC sourcing process and establish a competitive domestic supply base
• Apply benchmarking, competitive sourcing, targeted sourcing, bundling, and supplier negotiations to optimize total enterprise cost
• Perform rate management, including contract amendments, spot buys, rate analysis, and supplier requests
• Analyze contract and overall business impact and support budget activities
• Align decisions with Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Finance, Legal, and Logistics Engineering/Planning/Operations
• Create or modify complex work task instruction sheets to support new buyer training
• Lead additional projects assigned by leadership
• Monitor industry developments and trends
• Follow corporate purchasing and accounting policies and execute logistics deliverables
• Promote GM values and make customer-focused decisions

Senior Global Sourcing Manager – Logistics Purchasing, Inbound Truck and Intermodal

Hardware Engineer

• Lead development and maturation of next-generation optical film and light management technologies for automotive LCD and OLED displays
• Evaluate and optimize optical stacks, including brightness enhancement, diffuser, prism, polarizer, circular polarizer, and other advanced optical films
• Establish optical characterization methodologies and validation processes
• Benchmark emerging technologies and assess readiness for automotive applications
• Perform optical simulations and modeling for brightness, contrast, viewing angle, color shift, reflectivity, and power efficiency
• Execute optical measurements to characterize and validate new technologies
• Partner with display panel suppliers under automotive environmental conditions
• Analyze optical performance data and correlate results with film stack design and material selection
• Investigate and resolve non-uniformity, Mura, glare, reflections, and halo artifacts
• Collaborate with material suppliers on optical films, coatings, and lamination technologies
• Support technology maturation, risk reduction, and transition of validated solutions into production programs
• Collaborate with Display Panel Engineers and Materials Engineers on performance, reliability, and manufacturability requirements

Senior Display Hardware Engineer, Optics

Engineer

• Scout and evaluate emerging optical film, cover glass, coating, and optical bonding technologies for future automotive displays
• Define technical requirements, performance metrics, and feasibility criteria for next-generation display optics and cover lens solutions
• Lead proof-of-concept evaluations and technology demonstrations with suppliers
• Develop optical measurement methodologies and benchmarking processes to assess technology readiness
• Conduct optical simulations and data analysis to evaluate brightness, contrast, reflectivity, viewing angle, color performance, and efficiency
• Evaluate AR, AG, and AF coating technologies to improve display readability, durability, and user experience
• Analyze optical characterization data and correlate results to material, process, and system-level design decisions
• Drive root-cause analysis and resolution of reflections, glare, Mura, halo artifacts, Newton Rings, and coating non-uniformity
• Collaborate with suppliers to validate technologies under automotive environmental and reliability conditions
• Build technology maturation packages and support technology transfer into future sourcing and production programs
• Collaborate across hardware, software, systems, controls, and integration engineering teams
• Help develop production-ready display hardware for instrument clusters, center displays, and passenger infotainment systems

Senior Manager, Product Integration

Senior Global Sourcing Manager – Logistics Purchasing, Inbound Truck and Intermodal

Senior Display Hardware Engineer, Optics

Senior Display Technology Engineer, Optics & Cover Glass