Software Developer (Vehicle Steering Controls)

Work Arrangement: This role is categorized as hybrid. This means the successful candidate is expected to report to the office (Markham / Oshawa) three days per week, at minimum.

The Role

The successful candidate will be responsible for the development, implementation and testing of software for embedded automotive control systems as part of the Vehicle Motion Embedded Controls (VMEC) engineering department at General Motors Canada.

What You Will Do

1. Work with controls & diagnostics engineers to design and develop embedded software for vehicle chassis control systems using C code and MATLAB Simulink, adhering to modeling/software/autocoding best practices.

2. Collaborate closely with multi-disciplinary engineering teams to interpret functional requirements and implement effective control and diagnostic strategies.

3. Create or modify test cases to ensure thorough software testing.

4. Execute model/code equivalency testing.

5. Ensure adherence to safety requirements, government regulations, and GM internal policies, including MISRA guidelines.

6. Identify and resolve software problems; contribute to the team knowledge base so common software errors, corner case situations and other learnings can be retained and shared.

7. Create hand code to address any requirements not achieved through autocoding process.

8. Create interfaces as required to integrate new software components into existing software.

9. Archive software components into repository databases and coordinate database retention efforts between controls and software teams.

10. Conduct HIL and vehicle level software verification work.

11. Utilize GM’s virtual systems, benches, and vehicles to verify and validate system behaviors and performance.

12. As an agile team member, take on other tasks as part of the software change management process as per the Scaled Agile Framework.

13. Travel as required to the US.