About the role

Manager leading GM’s autonomous-vehicle diagnostics infrastructure team. Delivering reusable diagnostic platforms for autonomous-driving and active-safety systems.

Responsibilities

Lead, coach, and develop a team of software engineers, including feedback, career development, performance management, hiring, and succession planning.
Own the technical roadmap and delivery for shared AV diagnostic infrastructure across autonomous-driving and active-safety programs.
Guide architecture and implementation of UDS Server, DTC Manager, Diagnostic Monitor Library, manufacturing support services, configuration, common utilities, and scan tools.
Partner with Systems Engineering and software teams to turn diagnostic requirements into reliable, maintainable platform software.
Coordinate integration with AV Health, cybersecurity, software updates, communications, power management, calibration, platform software, manufacturing, service, QA, and V&V teams.
Drive technical risk management, issue resolution, dependency tracking, and release readiness for vehicle-program milestones.
Establish engineering practices for design reviews, code reviews, unit and integration testing, automation, static analysis, CI/CD, logging, metrics, and observability.
Ensure software supports safety, compliance, manufacturing, serviceability, and robust degraded operation.
Communicate status, risks, decisions, and recovery plans to technical and program leadership.
Promote an inclusive, collaborative culture focused on accountability, innovation, continuous improvement, and technical excellence.

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical or Computer Engineering, or a related technical field.
8+ years of professional software engineering experience, including embedded, automotive, platform, or infrastructure software.
Experience leading technical teams and delivering complex software across multiple stakeholders, platforms, or programs.
Strong experience with C or C++ and Python, including software design, implementation, debugging, code review, and unit testing.
Experience with embedded Linux or POSIX-based systems, software interfaces, interprocess communication, networking, and hardware/software integration.
Experience with automotive diagnostics, such as UDS/ISO 14229, diagnostic trouble codes, diagnostic identifiers, routines, or ECU diagnostic services.
Experience defining or executing software quality practices, including test strategy, automation, code coverage, static analysis, and root-cause analysis.
Strong analytical, communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
Ability to work effectively with distributed teams and cross-functional partners.
Ability to travel occasionally to GM locations, supplier sites, test facilities, and vehicle or bench integration activities.
GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship; candidates must not require GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future.

Paid time off including vacation days, holidays, and supplemental benefits for pregnancy, parental and adoption leave.
Healthcare, dental and vision benefits including health care spending account and wellness incentive.
Life insurance plans to cover you and your family.
Company and matching contributions to a Defined Contribution Pension plan to help you save for retirement.
GM Vehicle Purchase Plan for you and your family