Senior Software Engineer
General Motors3 days ago
Responsibilities
- Create software for vehicle-level functions.
- Perform integration and verification testing with minimal direction from lead engineers.
- Analyze software defects, determine root causes, implement software solutions, and test and verify closure.
- Perform design and analysis for software changes.
- Diagnose, debug, and resolve vehicle hardware and software issues.
- Collaborate with multiple groups to meet project milestones.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, or a related field.
- Four years of experience as a Computer Systems Analyst, Software Engineer, or in a related role.
- Four years of experience in software development, data structures, databases and integration, software development methodology, technology evaluations, prototypes, and software development practices including TDD.
- Four years of experience with 12-factor microservices, Spring, Spring Boot, platform and infrastructure-as-a-service technologies, object stores, configuration management, and service registries.
- Four years of experience with cloud-based infrastructure including PCF/OCF and Azure, and microservices development using CI-CD and PaaS capabilities.
- Four years of experience with RESTful APIs, event-based messaging, Java and JEE business solutions, and the full software development lifecycle.
- Four years of experience with Scrum ceremonies, deployment and DevOps activities, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Artifactory, similar systems, and Unix/Linux shell scripting.
Benefits
- Hybrid work policy with three days in the office and two days remote; the employee must be able to report to the local office.
- Benefits are available from day one, with resources supporting well-being at work and at home.
- General Motors provides reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities.
About General Motors
General Motors designs, manufactures, and sells cars, trucks, and electric vehicles for consumers and commercial fleets under brands including Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Buick. A public company on the NYSE headquartered in Detroit and founded in 1908, it operates globally and is developing EVs on its Ultium battery platform. Revenue comes from vehicle and parts sales, connected services such as OnStar, and financing through GM Financial.