Base: $134,700-207,600; bonus/equity: an incentive...
Hybrid (3 days onsite)
Digital instrument clusters
Alert and notification architecture
Information hierarchy, motion, and state models
General Motors is seeking a Staff Designer for their VehicleOS, focusing on digital instrument clusters and alert architecture. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in creating user-centered, data-rich interfaces, and will play a critical role in enhancing driver information systems while collaborating across multiple teams
Job Summary
Lead the design of digital instrument clusters, including layouts, cluster faces, states, and model/brand variants.
Define and refine alert and notification architecture, prioritizing safety, legibility, and consistency across programs.
Partner with product managers, software engineers, safety, and human factors to translate requirements into user-centered, regulation-aware solutions.
Matching Summary
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General Motors is seeking a Staff Designer for their VehicleOS, focusing on digital instrument clusters and alert architecture. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in creating user-centered, data-rich interfaces, and will play a critical role in enhancing driver information systems while collaborating across multiple teams.
Salary
Base: $134,700-207,600; Bonus/Equity: An incentive pay program offers payouts based on company performance, job level, and individual performance; Benefits: GM offers a variety of health and wellbeing benefit programs.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
digital instrument clusters
alert and notification architecture
information hierarchy, motion, and state models
design guidelines, patterns, and frameworks
data-rich interfaces
safety-critical UI
Nice-to-have
automotive HMI experience
interactive prototyping
accessibility, legibility, and inclusive design
Key Requirements
9+ years' experience in digital interfaces
Formal training or degree in design discipline
Strong portfolio showcasing UX, interaction design, visual systems, and information design