Thank you, your preferences have been updated. Usher in the all-electric future Ready to make an impact on your career – and the future of mobility? Join GM’s software team: an inventive, agile group of engineers making the tech-driven, all-electric vision of the auto industry a reality. We take electric vehicles to the next level, building native, world-class software experiences that will help drive one of the greatest transformations in the history of transportation. If you want to switch gears and help change the way the world moves, let’s talk. The Teams Building the Digital Backbone of GM Vehicles Digital Vehicle Experience This team creates the in‑vehicle digital ecosystem that brings GM’s software-defined future to life—infotainment, apps, connectivity, personalization, and seamless interactions. Their work shapes the customer experience in every GM vehicle and helps differentiate our brands in a rapidly evolving industry. The autonomy team develops the AI, perception, and decision-making systems that advance assisted and automated driving across GM’s portfolio. Their work drives GM’s mission to create safer roads, reduce driver workload, and lead the industry with cutting-edge automation technologies. This team brings together chemists, engineers, and scientists to research, prototype, and industrialize GM’s next-generation EV battery technology—from cell chemistry to pack design and sustainability—partnering with software teams to turn those breakthroughs into smarter battery management and better real-world EV performance. Product Managers define the strategy, vision, and execution for GM’s software and digital products, ensuring each delivers measurable value to customers and the business. They align user needs, data insights, and engineering priorities to steer GM’s transition into a software-first mobility company. Vehicle Software and Electronics This group engineers the embedded software, controls, and electrical platforms that serve as the foundation of every GM vehicle. Their innovations power critical functions—from propulsion to body controls—and enable GM to deliver safer, more capable, and more connected vehicles at scale. We team up with the best to push ourselves forward GM is collaborating with Google for an upgraded Google Assistant experience with Gemini. Engineers here are helping build an experience where drivers can talk to their car as naturally as they would to a passenger — to plan trips, discover charging, understand features like Super Cruise and get help in the moment. Our latest collaboration is building custom AI systems with NVIDIA using their accelerated compute platforms, including NVIDIA Omniverse™ with NVIDIA Cosmos™, to train AI manufacturing models for optimizing GM’s factory planning and robotics. GM will also use NVIDIA DRIVE AGX for in-vehicle hardware for future advanced driver-assistance systems and in-cabin enhanced safety driving experiences. Together with NASA, we created the lunar rover, enabling astronauts to explore the moon's surface. We also developed Robonaut 2, a humanoid robot that assists astronauts on the International Space Station. Additionally, our collaboration led to the invention of a glove that enhances grip strength, preventing injuries for factory workers and empowering individuals with limited mobility. Forge Nano, a materials science company, helps us create potential atomic layer deposition applications for our batteries. These thin-film coatings are designed to enhance GM’s battery performance and lower EV costs so we can realize our vision of an all-electric future in the showroom and on the road. Mitra Chem, an AI-enabled battery material innovator based in Silicon Valley, is speeding up GM’s development of affordable batteries in the U.S. We invested $60 million to accelerate development of advanced new materials by simulating, synthesizing and testing thousands of cathode designs monthly. Google Cloud helps us bring conversational AI to our vehicles with OnStar Virtual Assistant. Using advanced, intent-recognition algorithms, drivers can get help faster. Human advisors can focus on emergencies and more complex customer service needs. It’s a win-win. Collaborating with Epic Games helps us conduct autonomous driving research, and helps our customers make better purchasing decisions with real-time configuration. Their solutions also help us optimize our global vehicle development process. At GM, you'll be challenged to reimagine what’s possible. Create the next generation of mobility. Discover a few of the landmark products our team is responsible for. Next-Gen Electrical Architecture GM’s next-gen electrical architecture replaces dozens of legacy ECUs with a centralized, high-performance compute platform, so features, safety updates and experiences are delivered primarily through software instead of hardware changes. Engineers build modular services once and deploy them across nameplates and trims, enabling faster OTA updates, more reuse, and a vehicle that keeps getting better over time. Super Cruise enables hands-free driving on compatible roads while an in-cabin attention system helps keep drivers engaged. Since launching in 2017, it has become one of the industry’s most advanced production AV systems — combining HD maps, precise GPS, sensors, and real-time monitoring. Autonomous driving isn’t new to new to General Motors. Long before “self-driving” entered the vocabulary, GM engineers were exploring how vehicles could reduce the cognitive load of driving. This work now forms the foundation for hands-off, eyes-off driving, which will debut in 2028, enabled by our next-gen compute platform. Our goal is to expand autonomy across increasing levels of capability — from hands-off assistance to eyes-off operation, and eventually vehicles that can operate on their owner’s behalf in certain environments. Robotics and AI in Manufacturing Beyond what happens on the road, GM engineers build robotics, industrial automat