General Motors is seeking a Staff Software Engineer specializing in Controls Development to join their innovative automotive technology team. This role represents a crucial position in GM's transformation into a technology-driven company, focusing on developing state-of-the-art control systems for future vehicles.
The position involves leading the development of advanced vehicle motion control strategies, integrating cutting-edge technologies in propulsion, braking, steering, and active aerodynamics. The successful candidate will work with next-generation high-performance hyper-cars, developing flexible and scalable software solutions across various platforms.
This is a highly technical role requiring extensive knowledge of modern control and real-time optimization strategies. The position demands someone who can effectively communicate complex technical ideas to diverse audiences, including US collaborators and academic partners. The role combines hands-on technical leadership with strategic thinking, requiring expertise in embedded controls and software development processes.
Key responsibilities include spearheading control systems development, designing scalable architectures, enhancing development processes, providing technical mentorship, and driving innovation. The position offers exposure to cutting-edge automotive technology development, working with a global team of experts, and the opportunity to contribute to GM's vision of zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion.
The hybrid work arrangement requires presence in Milford, MI, at least three times per week, with approximately 10 weeks of travel annually for winter testing and international track testing. The role comes with attractive benefits, including a company vehicle program and comprehensive healthcare coverage.
This position represents an excellent opportunity for experienced control systems engineers looking to make a significant impact in the automotive industry's technological transformation while working with advanced vehicle systems and emerging technologies.