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General Motors in Warren, MI is seeking an experienced Sensor Systems Engineer to drive system-level studies and define performance specs for multi‑modality sensors. You will work with simulation, vehicle integration, perception, and validation teams to manage complex interdependencies and document key trade‑offs.
The role requires strong background in sensor physics, signal processing, and data analysis, with 5+ years of related experience and proficiency in MATLAB or Python.
General Motors is developing hands‑off and eyes‑off autonomous driving systems intended for broad deployment across consumer vehicles. As part of this effort, GM is investing in sensors and architectures that can be integrated, validated, and operated reliably at scale across diverse vehicle programs and operating environments.
Experience in one or more of the following areas is a plus:
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