Senior Display Hardware Engineer, LCD Panels
External job listingat General Motors
Explore next-generation LCD panel technologies at General Motors, focusing on TFT backplanes, pixel design, driver electronics, and halo artifact reduction.
Salary
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Location
Warren, United States
Employment type
Full time
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Senior Display Hardware Engineer, LCD Panels
Warren, United States
Job description
About the role
General Motors is seeking an experienced Display Panel Engineer (LCD) for its Advanced Display Technology team. The role focuses on exploring, developing, and maturing next-generation LCD panel technologies as a technology incubation and New Technology Introduction (NTI) effort, advancing innovations from early concept through technical validation and readiness for future production programs.
Compute & Connectivity Hardware (CCH) is part of GM's Vehicle Software & Electronics Engineering (VSEE) organization within Software & Services Engineering. The team develops the hardware foundation for GM's software-defined vehicles, including compute platforms, connectivity systems, networking architectures, displays, and other electronic technologies.
Responsibilities
- Lead exploration, development, and maturation of next-generation LCD panel technologies.
- Focus on TFT backplane architecture, pixel design, driver electronics, and halo artifact reduction.
- Advance emerging LCD innovations from early concept through technical validation and readiness for future production programs.
- Collaborate with display panel manufacturers, semiconductor suppliers, and cross-functional engineering teams.
From concept through production, CCH engineers drive architecture, requirements development, electronics design, hardware integration, validation, launch, and in-market performance. The team partners with software, systems, cybersecurity, functional safety, manufacturing, suppliers, and vehicle engineering teams to deliver hardware solutions across GM's global vehicle portfolio.
Key facts
- The role focuses on next-generation LCD panel technologies.
- The work includes TFT backplane architecture, pixel design, driver electronics, and halo artifact reduction.
- The role advances LCD innovations from early concept through technical validation and readiness for future production programs.
- The team collaborates with display panel manufacturers, semiconductor suppliers, and cross-functional engineering teams.
Frequently asked questions
What does this role focus on?
It focuses on exploring, developing, and maturing next-generation LCD panel technologies, including TFT backplane architecture, pixel design, driver electronics, and halo artifact reduction.
What is the technology development scope?
The role advances emerging LCD innovations from early concept through technical validation and readiness for future production programs.
Which teams and suppliers does the role collaborate with?
The role collaborates with display panel manufacturers, semiconductor suppliers, and cross-functional engineering teams.