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Lead design and operation of enterprise-scale CI/CD build, test, and release pipelines for embedded software. Drive standards, automation, test integration across virtual and physical environments, monitor pipeline performance, resolve complex delivery issues, evaluate new tools, and improve developer productivity and software quality.

Lead integration of full-vehicle co-simulation packages for vehicle dynamics, develop and validate virtual plant and controller models (FMU/vECU), integrate communication buses (CAN/LIN/Ethernet), create SIL/HIL workflows, automate simulations with MATLAB/Python, debug embedded C/C++ code, coordinate suppliers, and support virtual validation and calibration for EV/PHEV/ICE programs.

Develop, test, and integrate portable embedded software for ECU flashing and vehicle test interfaces. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, document work, port and customize test code, identify risks, and support plants and product engineering through integration and troubleshooting.

Lead Linux/QNX platform OS development for production automotive AV programs: BSP bring-up, low-level services, drivers, kernel/user interfaces, cross-layer debugging, board bring-up, performance tuning, CI/CD, supplier collaboration, and mentoring engineers to deliver production-quality embedded compute platforms.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will develop and evolve FinOps tools, enabling cloud onboarding processes and optimizing cost analysis across multiple cloud providers.

Design, implement, and test embedded control algorithms and software for electrified vehicle propulsion systems. Translate requirements into mechatronic control software, create and execute verification tests across controller, system, and vehicle levels, and contribute to scalable GM software platforms using model-based tools and automated test environments.

Responsible for developing and debugging embedded Linux platforms for GM's vehicles, optimizing performance, and leading technical teams, while collaborating with cross-functional partners and vendors.

The Calibration Engineer develops and calibrates transmission diagnostic features, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards while conducting vehicle testing and analysis to support automotive engineering efforts.

The role involves designing and developing embedded control algorithms for vehicle and non-vehicle applications, while providing technical leadership. Responsibilities include testing complex controls, collaborating with engineers, and ensuring compliance with specifications.

Design, develop, and implement embedded control algorithms for vehicle and non-vehicle applications, collaborating across teams and managing technical issues.