Software Developer – Test Engineering
General Motors1 day ago
Warren, MI, USAMid Level
H1B sponsor
Responsibilities
- Execute manual and automated test scripts for infotainment functional and performance requirements.
- Configure test benches for specific test scenarios and embedded-system hardware setups.
- Characterize and document defects, including reproduction steps, requirement traceability, and test logs.
- Develop and update test cases and implement new automation scripts.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to support defect resolution.
- Manage weekly build promotion, sanity test planning, critical issue escalation, and additional test requests.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information System Engineering, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, or a master’s degree in one of these fields.
- Five years of experience with a bachelor’s degree or three years of experience with a master’s degree as an Infotainment Test Automation Engineer, Software Quality Assurance Analyst, Programmer Analyst, or in a related occupation.
- Three years of experience testing Android-based apps on embedded systems and performing software quality assurance or automotive testing.
- Three years of experience with continuous integration testing, Jenkins and CI/CD automation servers, Scrum and Agile software development processes, flashing embedded-system images, hardware setup, and CAN, MOST, and Ethernet vehicle communication protocols.
- Two years of experience writing Python, Java, or Kotlin scripts for test cases running under a continuous testing framework.
Benefits
- GM states that benefits are available from day one and directs candidates to its Total Rewards resources for details.
- General Motors provides an inclusive, nondiscriminatory workplace and 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.