General Motors

General Motors

Engineering Desense Manager, RF & Wireless Technologies

Sunnyvale, Santa Clara County

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 118 days ago

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About the role

  • Job Description Role Overview General Motors is accelerating its transformation into a software-defined, technology-led automotive company, with a growing emphasis on in-house hardware and RF system design. This strategy enables faster innovation, tighter system integration, and greater control of core vehicle technologies. We are seeking a Experienced
  • Engineering Desense Manager, RF & Wireless Technologies to lead GM's RF desense and coexistence function across multiple vehicle programs and pr…

Responsibilities

  • Role Overview General Motors is accelerating its transformation into a software-defined, technology-led automotive company, with a growing emphasis on in-house hardware and RF system design.

Skills

  • This strategy enables faster innovation, tighter system integration, and greater control of core vehicle technologies.

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