The role We think wireless communication can be perfectly reliable – no matter what conditions and hardware our customers throw at it. We’re looking for WiFi experts who agree. Our vehicle communication team is hiring a software engineer to design and develop WiFi software in our Linux-based networking system. Join us to develop the best connectivity experience found in any car. What you'll do GM is developing a breakthrough new system for vehicle software and communications, and you'll be at the heart of it. We design our own hardware, so you'll work closely with hardware teams to meet the tough power, signal, and reliability requirements of vehicles. You'll also work closely with our application and cloud teams to ensure end-to-end reliability and performance. Requirements: You should know Linux/POSIX systems and networking fundamentals across the whole stack - from drivers through applications. You’ve shipped software at the junction of the WiFi stack and the operating system/user features, such as configuration management, network configuration, power management, or tethering You are familiar with userspace services that configure and operate WiFi, such as wpa_supplicant, cfg80211/nl80211, hostap, NetworkManager, or ConnMan You know how to triage and debug end-to-end issues in a team, and can perform packet capture, characterize latency, and analyze connection and roaming failures Most of our code is written in C, C++, and Java, so we expect you know at least one of these languages well. BS/MS/PhD in computer science or electrical engineering (or equivalent experience) 5+ years software development experience Most importantly, you have a deep drive to make WiFi work perfectly, no matter how old or allegedly flaky a customer’s phone or router is. You want to make customers happy, and won’t let “other people’s bugs” stand in your way.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level