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Principal RF Engineer: Electrical Engineering or related STEM field degree: Bachelor of Science with 10 years of RF/microwave experience including HFSS / CST simulation; master's degree with 5 years of RF experience.
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Job Description Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Mathematics, Physics, or Computer Science. Must also have experience with microcontroller architectures, memory technologies, and programming; experience with writing and comprehending software/hardware requirements; experience with software verification/validation process; experience with computer operating systems, hardware and software; experience with interpreting electrical and architectural schematics; and experience with electrical infrastructure critical system support.
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The role of a Vehicle Dynamics Software Engineer at GM Motorsports is a challenging and exciting opportunity for professionals passionate about motorsports and software engineering.
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In this Staff Backend Software Engineer role, you will lead and develop high performance backend services and systems for GM Commercial Services' new software solution. Our diverse team of employees bring their collective passion for engineering, technology and design to deliver on our vision of a world with Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions and Zero Congestion.
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The Cloud Platform Engineering and Services Team is seeking an experienced Staff Software Engineer to lead and work with engineering teams across the Digital Product Engineering space to build and manage a cloud-based shared platform.
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