The company is involved in the design, development, and integration of automotive electronic controllers, especially audio systems. They work with a variety of software and ECU (Electronic Control Unit) testing including unit testing, integration testing, bench end to end testing and in-vehicle test.
The main function of an infotainment engineer is to oversee the design, development, and integration of automotive electronic controllers, especially audio systems, throughout the vehicle design process. A typical infotainment engineer is responsible for resolving system issues and coordinating system software build releases.
Responsibilities:
- Design and develop functionality and enhancements for GM Infotainment system’s software
- Develop software in C/C++ for our QNX based platforms, Java for our Android, C and AUTOSAR for our VIP platform
- Participate in variety of software and ECU (Electronic Control Unit) testing including unit testing, integration testing, bench end to end testing and in-vehicle test
- Pro-actively interact with multiple suppliers to coordinate software build releases
- Define and document system level issues between components of the subsystem
- Interact with suppliers to resolve system issues
- Review test logs to determine where subsystem issues reside
- Coordinate system software releases to other development teams and business units
- Run integration meetings, create minute, create and track action item lists
- Troubleshoot Captured Test Fleet issues
- Deliver quality software by involving in architecture, requirements, design, code, and test case reviews
- Coordination & communicate with internal and external teams, stakeholders effectively
- Work with System architects and System Engineers to define and clarify requirements
- Consider quality and safety critical functionality, understand electrical and computing risks that arise from working on Embedded System
- Responsible for delivering output such as creating / maintaining flowcharts, documentations, filling DFMEA (Design for Failure Mode Analysis), Requirements Traceability matrix, White-box and Black-Box testing plans, Test Reports
- Define a reusable application framework for General Motors’ Infotainment systems that scales from low end vehicles to high end luxury models
- Take initiatives and generate technical solutions including specifying requirements, functional decomposition, analysis, development and testing for current, new, and major programs
