Principal Engineer, Body Control Subsystem Architect jobs in United States
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General Motors · 3 hours ago

Principal Engineer, Body Control Subsystem Architect

General Motors is a leading automotive company focused on innovation and quality. The Principal Engineer will oversee the design and execution of scalable software for Body Controls, ensuring high software quality and providing mentorship to engineering teams.

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Responsibilities

Define and lead software bill of design and strategy for new technology and highly complex features for Body Controls Platform development with a focus on Occupant Protection, Occupant Position, Occupant Cabin Comfort, Lighting & Visibility, Secure Vehicle Access
Partner with our Advanced Body Controls team, Systems team and SW Developer teams to enable layers of abstraction
Work across orgs to ensure that the joint architecture across the full stack is coherent and can solve relevant problems
Maintain alignment between senior leadership and engineering teams through effective executive communication
Maintain high-quality bar in projects from the start and champion quality improvements by implementing better technical practices
Work with other teams to define the subsystem level architecture and strategies for implementation
Initiate large projects with complex architecture, breaking it down to the right logical components so others can be utilized effectively
Improve and deliver reliable software through requirements generation, continuous integration, automated testing, issue tracking, and code reviews
Provide technical leadership, guidance and mentorship to Senior and Staff engineers as they propose, prototype, evaluate, and iterate solutions, as well as through their career progression
Lead large initiatives involving many stakeholders by driving impact analysis, and ensuring alignment with the larger architectural roadmap
Drive architecture standards, patterns, and principles

Qualification

Embedded Software developmentC/C++Safety critical developmentReal-time operating systemsEmbedded build systemsSoftware best practicesTechnical leadershipMentorship

Required

Minimum Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronics & Communication, Electrical Engineering, or related degree
10+ years of experience in Embedded Software development and launching quality software into production
Demonstrated successful technical track record leading software development teams in complex system environments
Experience with safety critical development and testing in regulated environments (examples include FDA, FAA, Automotive, Aerospace)
Experience with real-time operating systems or middleware
Proficiency with C/C++

Preferred

Experience developing on and for embedded RTOS / Linux / POSIX systems
Experience applying and mentoring team members on software best practices
Experience with embedded build systems, CI/CD and test automation

Benefits

Company Vehicle

Company

General Motors

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General Motors is an automotive company that designs, produces, markets, and distributes vehicles and vehicle parts.

Funding

Current Stage
Public Company
Total Funding
$8.51B
Key Investors
US Department of Energy
2025-05-05Post Ipo Debt· $2B
2024-10-31Grant· $8M
2024-07-11Grant· $500M

Leadership Team

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Mary Barra
Chair and Chief Executive Officer
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Tony Cervone
Senior Vice President, Global Communications
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