Embedded AV Launch Engineer (Hybrid)

General Motors LLC; Sunnyvale (CA); Hybrid; USD 153,000 - 234,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

Health Savings Account

Flexible Spending Accounts

Retirement savings plan

Sickness and accident benefits

Life insurance

Paid vacation & holidays

Tuition assistance programs

Employee assistance program

GM vehicle discounts

Job summary

General Motors LLC is hiring an engineer for the Autonomous Vehicle Launch team to develop embedded applications and frameworks that provision, execute, instrument, and monitor our self-driving stack. You’ll work across vehicles, hardware benches, simulations and cloud services to enable onboard workflows and use cases.

The role requires 5+ years in Linux-based software, strong C++ and Python skills, and the ability to build tooling for large systems.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of production-quality software in Linux environments.
• Strong background in modern C++ and Python development.
• Experience building tooling for large systems.
• Commitment to testable, high-quality designs.

Responsibilities

• Build on-vehicle services that provision, execute, and monitor autonomous vehicle software.
• Develop frameworks to configure self-driving software for diverse environments and platforms.
• Create systems to monitor vehicle status and exfiltrate data.
• Collaborate with multiple teams and mentor other developers.
• Deliver complex projects through incremental development.

Skills

C++

Python

Linux

Tooling

Education

Bachelor’s degree in STEM or equivalent

Job description

General Motors LLC is hiring an engineer for the Autonomous Vehicle Launch team to develop embedded applications and frameworks that provision, execute, instrument, and monitor our self-driving stack. You’ll work across vehicles, hardware benches, simulations and cloud services to enable onboard workflows and use cases.

The role requires 5+ years in Linux-based software, strong C++ and Python skills, and the ability to build tooling for large systems.