Not specified; not specified; benefits include wel...
Hybrid (expected to report to a specific location at least 3 times a week)
Discrete event simulation (des) modeling
Python and c# production software development
Shortest-path and routing algorithm optimization
General Motors is seeking a Staff Software Engineer specializing in Discrete Event Simulation and Route Optimization to enhance their intelligent manufacturing systems. The ideal candidate will lead the development of advanced algorithms and software solutions, contributing to GM's goal of creating efficient production systems
Job Summary
The role involves leading the design of advanced algorithms and simulation capabilities that power General Motors' digital factory and robotics experiences.
Candidates will build large-scale simulation experiments to translate results into actionable recommendations for throughput, cost, and reliability improvements.
This is a hybrid position requiring reporting to a specific location at least three times a week with less than 25% travel required.
Matching Summary
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General Motors is seeking a Staff Software Engineer specializing in Discrete Event Simulation and Route Optimization to enhance their intelligent manufacturing systems. The ideal candidate will lead the development of advanced algorithms and software solutions, contributing to GM's goal of creating efficient production systems.
Salary
Not specified; Not specified; Benefits include well-being support and total rewards resources
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Discrete Event Simulation (DES) modeling
Python and C# production software development
Shortest-path and routing algorithm optimization
Graph-based data structures and spatial databases
Stochastic processes and Monte Carlo simulation
Nice-to-have
Full stack development for graph and map systems
Experience with digital twins and physics-based simulation
Background in operations research and constraint programming
Leadership in mentoring engineers and defining best practices
Key Requirements
Master's degree in CS, Engineering, or Operations Research