Bench‑Driven Instrumentation Engineer for SDV
generalmotorsEdison (NJ)
About the role
General Motors is seeking a hands-on Instrumentation Integration Engineer to own SDV instrumentation for infrastructure software. You will work on benches with multiple MCUs and ECUs, ensuring proper instrumentation, correct tool configurations, and rapid issue resolution to keep calibration progressing smoothly.
The role requires debug of hardware, software, and tooling, plus coaching of SWILs and calibrators. A hybrid work setup and relocation options are available.
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