Senior Wireless Test Engineer
General Motors (GM)
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This role pays less than 71% of similar roles. Most pay $153,100–$198,800 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $159k versus about $176k for comparable roles.
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General Motors (GM) is a leading American multinational automotive corporation founded in 1908 and headquartered in Detroit, Michigan.
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As a senior RF hardware engineer in General Motors' Wireless Technology team, you will focus on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for multi-radio automotive products. Your daily tasks include translating vehicle-level use cases into robust RF requirements, contributing to system architectures, and leading validation efforts across various environments. You will collaborate with compliance teams and external labs to ensure regulatory standards are met. Key skills required are hands-on experience with Wi-Fi/BT hardware design and validation, proficiency in wireless protocols like Wi-Fi 6/7 and advanced Bluetooth features, and expertise in multi-radio coexistence issues. Familiarity with RF lab equipment, Python scripting for test automation, and knowledge of global regulatory requirements such as those from the Wi-Fi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG are essential. This role demands strong technical communication skills and experience in automotive infotainment or telematics platforms.
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