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Leads a team conducting qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method customer research for vehicle software, digital experiences, and emerging technologies. Partners with product and program teams to translate customer insights into product requirements, experience design, feature prioritization, usability improvements, and launch decisions. Oversees research portfolios, suppliers, budgets, schedules, fieldwork, analysis, reporting, and stakeholder communication while coaching researchers and analysts.

Leads Siemens Capital and electrical-engineering toolchain integrations, developing plugins, APIs, services, automation workflows, and AI agents for PSDS engineering. Automates design validation, connectivity checks, drawing generation, bills of material, reporting, and release processes. Maintains traceability across electrical architecture, PLM, manufacturing, and requirements systems while applying software-engineering practices. Partners with engineering, software, manufacturing, suppliers, and vendors to deliver scalable, validated solutions.

Develops and integrates software-in-the-loop virtualization environments for embedded automotive controllers. Responsibilities include modeling hybrid vehicle systems, integrating virtual ECUs, plant models, sensors, actuators, and communication links, and maintaining HWIO, RTOS, and controller components. The role also involves debugging subsystem models, supporting released simulations, documenting releases, and using embedded software, automated build, simulation, and automotive communication technologies.

Develops and maintains software integration testing for mechatronic and vehicle systems. Responsibilities include defining test scenarios, testing controllers on benches and vehicles, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, creating automated test procedures and test matrices, resolving defects, supporting cross-functional root-cause analysis, and reporting testing status to leadership. The role requires software integration, CI/CD or DevOps experience, automated testing, instrumentation, and Python or C proficiency.

Lead controls projects involving equipment installation, upgrades, PLC programming, troubleshooting, and plant automation improvements. Support downtime recovery, preventative maintenance, system optimization, and reliability initiatives for conveyors, automated storage systems, and legacy equipment. Develop project plans, cost estimates, timelines, monitoring systems, and documentation. Collaborate with skilled trades and cross-functional teams, train technical staff, and provide onsite off-shift and weekend support.

Lead the architecture and long-term roadmap for GM’s vehicle Core OS platform, including hypervisors, virtualization, safety partitioning, boot and secure boot, container runtimes, and workload orchestration. Define multi-OS platform interfaces across Linux, Android, and QNX; drive performance, reliability, and safety strategies; guide technology selection and supplier relationships; mentor senior engineers; and lead complex cross-functional investigations and architecture decisions.

Leads accessory launch readiness for vehicle programs from pre-release through launch and ready-for-sale milestones. Coordinates Engineering, Marketing, Purchasing, Supply Chain, Sales, Distribution, suppliers, and dealers; manages schedules, risks, dependencies, issues, metrics, dashboards, communications, and product availability. Presents status and mitigation plans to leadership, supports ordering and distribution readiness, and ensures launch assets and product information are delivered on time.

Leads a large team of engineering designers and design release professionals supporting vehicle exterior programs. Responsibilities include staffing, workload prioritization, technical leadership, product development, design deliverables, process and standards development, employee training, performance management, issue resolution, and math development. The role guides teams toward effective technical solutions and successful vehicle program execution while collaborating across engineering functions.

Develop and release tire, wheel, trim, and chassis components from concept through production. Lead cross-functional teams, suppliers, design reviews, validation, issue resolution, engineering changes, and launch readiness while balancing cost, mass, performance, quality, and timing requirements.

Leads GM’s global semiconductor supplier resilience team, managing supplier risks, disruptions, capacity constraints, recovery plans, and multi-tier manufacturing exposures. Oversees supplier managers, governance, escalations, executive reporting, mitigation strategies, emergency purchases, and cross-functional resolution. Builds resilience through alternate sourcing, capacity planning, geographic diversification, inventory buffers, and supplier recovery actions. Requires deep semiconductor supply-chain expertise, people leadership, executive communication, and global supplier-management experience.