Senior Embedded Software Engineer – Display Systems
General Motors
Warren, MI, USA
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Displayport, fpd-link, gmsl interfaces
Linux kernel drivers, bootloaders, rtos
Snapdragon and other automotive socs
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General Motors is seeking a Senior Embedded Software Engineer for their Compute Platform – Display Software team in Warren, MI. The role involves leading the development and validation of display systems for next-generation automotive platforms, requiring expertise in embedded software, particularly with display technologies.
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Job Summary
Lead bring-up, integration, and validation of display pipelines using DisplayPort, TI FPD-Link, and GMSL interfaces on Snapdragon and other automotive-grade SoCs.
Develop and maintain Linux kernel drivers, bootloaders, and real-time firmware (RTOS) for display-related subsystems.
Work within a safety-critical software environment following ASIL standards, including defect traceability and structured root cause analysis.
Matching Summary
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General Motors is seeking a Senior Embedded Software Engineer for their Compute Platform – Display Software team in Warren, MI. The role involves leading the development and validation of display systems for next-generation automotive platforms, requiring expertise in embedded software, particularly with display technologies.
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Skills & Requirements
Must-have
DisplayPort, FPD-Link, GMSL interfaces
Linux kernel drivers, bootloaders, RTOS
Snapdragon and other automotive SoCs
C/C++ embedded software development
ARM-based SoCs
Automotive communication protocols
Hardware schematics and debugging tools
Nice-to-have
Safety-critical software development (ASIL B/D)
Display test automation and diagnostics
Yocto, CRAB, Jenkins CI familiarity
RTOS and bootloader integration
Key Requirements
5+ years of professional experience in embedded software development
Proficiency in C/C++ programming
Strong understanding of Linux kernel internals
Experience working with ARM-based SoCs
Ability to debug system-level display issues
Working knowledge of automotive communication protocols