Ethernet Systems Architect
Core
Define and lead the development of the in-vehicle Ethernet network across all GM vehicle platforms, from data-link to application layers.
Role type
Staff System Engineer (Automotive Ethernet Architecture)
Builds
Full-stack in-vehicle Ethernet networks for General Motors vehicles
Domain
Automotive / Embedded Systems / Networking
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | infrastructure
Required skills
Computer networking protocols, network architecture, automotive Ethernet technologies, Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN), Ethernet switch internals, software development lifecycle, simulation and analysis tools
Preferred skills
Embedded software infrastructure (AUTOSAR), MACsec and key agreement protocols, 10BASE-T1S and 100/1000BASE-T1, Open Alliance solutions (TC10/14, TC18), real-time operating systems, Serializer/Deserializer technologies, MIPI standards
Technologies
TCP/IP, SOME/IP, AUTOSAR, IEEE 802, Open Alliance TC18, 10BASE-T1S, 100/1000BASE-T1, MACsec
Responsibilities
Champion enterprise in-vehicle Ethernet communication strategy and roadmap; Design and develop in-vehicle Ethernet systems including network architecture, topology, and communication protocols; Lead definition of Ethernet system requirements, validation strategy, and triage/debug of network-related issues; Support testing and validation initiatives and develop network performance dashboards; Monitor network health and incorporate learnings into system strategy; Work with semiconductor teams to select Ethernet hardware components; Lead team to improve processes and automate network configuration generation; Represent GM in IEEE 802 and Open Alliance working groups; Lead development of Ethernet system and software stack improvements for next-generation SDV architectures
Seniority
Staff, hands-on IC with strategic leadership