
location_on1518, Alison Avenue, Mountain View, Santa Clara County, California, 94040, United States
General Motors is committed to creating a future with zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion. We are working to make our world better, safer, and more equitable to all. From start to finish, our engineering team challenges the limits on what is possible at all experiences. We welcome ambitious and passionate individuals who are ready to challenge limits and contribute to making the world a better place.
The Vehicle Mechatronics Embedded Controls (VMEC) organization is seeking Embedded Software developers to join our mission. These developers will design, develop, test, and deploy embedded software for significant projects that align with GM's future goals. Specifically, this role focuses on the Body domain, which encompasses essential vehicle systems and components responsible for managing vehicle motion, occupant protection, comfort, vision, visibility, and vehicle access.
You will partner with Software Architects to understand and implement Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) requirements and designs within the team. As a member of an agile-scrum team, you will develop embedded software for the Body domain using C code, creating and integrating software while following best practices.
Your day will involve designing test cases to ensure comprehensive software testing at the unit, component, and integrated levels. You will also develop software interfaces to integrate new components and enhance existing capabilities, while identifying and resolving software issues to contribute to the team's knowledge base. Success in this role requires individual motivation, as scrum team members are expected to pursue their goals with a high degree of independence.
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This position is hybrid, requiring the successful candidate to report to their primary location in Mountain View, California, three times per week at a minimum. This job is not eligible for relocation benefits; any relocation costs would be the responsibility of the selected candidate.
Work model: Hybrid
1518, Alison Avenue, Mountain View, Santa Clara County, California, 94040, United States
Mountain View, California
Experience with AUTOSAR framework-based systems design using Vector and Automotive Ethernet. Familiarity with GM or other automotive software standards, test procedures, and build processes. Experience with software configuration management processes and tools, such as Git Ecosystem. Development and testing experience in SIL/HIL or other virtual environments. Prior experience working in Agile / Scrum / SAFe methodologies. Experience in domains such as occupant protection/position/comfort, vision and visibility, and vehicle access.