Senior Hardware Engineer – Network Technology and Design

External job listingat General Motors

Lead wired connectivity hardware development at General Motors, including Serializers/Deserializers and Ethernet-based network solutions.

External source - not verified4 weeks agoOpen until: Nov 15, 2026

Salary

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Location

Sunnyvale, United States

Employment type

Full time

Workplace

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Senior Hardware Engineer – Network Technology and Design

Sunnyvale, United States

Job description

About the role

General Motors is seeking a Senior Hardware Engineer to lead hardware development of wired connectivity technology, including Serializers/Deserializers and Ethernet-based network solutions. The role is part of the Network Technology and Design team in the compute and connectivity organization, within the Semiconductor / Semiconductor Technology Engineering team.

The team focuses on designing and commercializing leading-edge hardware for GM’s vehicle architecture. The role is highly collaborative and involves building partnerships with internal teams responsible for electronic control unit (ECU) design and semiconductor partners.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with software, mechanical, and manufacturing teams to integrate network technologies into ECU electrical designs.
  • Perform detailed hardware analysis, including worst-case analysis, signal integrity, and power integrity, for SerDes and Ethernet interfaces and related circuitry.
  • Troubleshoot hardware issues.

Key facts

  • The role leads hardware development for wired connectivity technology.
  • The technologies include Serializers/Deserializers and Ethernet-based network solutions.
  • Responsibilities include ECU electrical design integration and hardware analysis.

Frequently asked questions

  • What does this role involve?

    It involves leading hardware development of wired connectivity technology, including Serializers/Deserializers and Ethernet-based network solutions.

  • What are the main responsibilities?

    The role includes cross-functional integration of network technologies into ECU electrical designs, hardware analysis, and troubleshooting.

  • Which teams and partners does the role work with?

    The role collaborates with software, mechanical, and manufacturing teams, internal ECU design teams, and semiconductor partners.

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