Autonomy Platform Software Engineer

General Motors; Sunnyvale (CA); Hybrid; USD 119,000 - 154,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation benefits

Job summary

General Motors in Sunnyvale is seeking an early-career Software Engineer to help build the AV Launch services that power autonomous driving on GM vehicles. You will design, implement, test, and operate microservices across embedded and vehicle-infrastructure layers, from requirements to production.

This role targets recent graduates or engineers early in their careers who want depth in embedded systems, distributed software, and vehicle platforms.

Qualifications

• Recently completed STEM degree, graduation within past 9 months.
• Strong C++ and Python skills demonstrated via coursework or projects.
• Experience developing in a Linux environment and solid OS fundamentals.
• Solid knowledge of data structures, algorithms, operating systems, concurrency.
• Ability to debug complex software and communicate in a collaborative team environment.
• Interest in autonomous vehicles, robotics, embedded systems, or high-performance software.

Responsibilities

• Build on-vehicle services that provision, launch, and monitor autonomous vehicle software in development and production workflows.
• Build frameworks to configure autonomy software for various hardware platforms, simulation environments, and use cases.
• Develop systems and frameworks to monitor vehicle status and reliability.
• Collaborate with experienced engineers to ramp up on AV software, embedded systems, and production engineering practices.
• Grow through progressively more complex assignments spanning design, implementation, integration, and testing.

Skills

C++ development

Python development

Linux development

Data structures & algorithms

Debugging & problem solving

Autonomous vehicles interest

Education

Bachelor/Master/PhD in STEM

Tools

Robotics middleware

Job description

General Motors in Sunnyvale is seeking an early-career Software Engineer to help build the AV Launch services that power autonomous driving on GM vehicles. You will design, implement, test, and operate microservices across embedded and vehicle-infrastructure layers, from requirements to production.

This role targets recent graduates or engineers early in their careers who want depth in embedded systems, distributed software, and vehicle platforms.