Software Developer, Simulation Platform - Galileo (Early in Career)

General Motors (GM)

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Work type: Remote
Location: Remote
Salary: $99,400–$99,400 / yr
Posted: 6 days ago
Closes: Jul 10, 2026

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Below market

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Similar $170k

This role $99k

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TL;DR · Software Developer, Simulation Platform - Galileo (Early in Career)

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As a Software Engineer on the Galileo team at GM’s AV Simulation division, you will contribute to building and enhancing infrastructure for testing and evaluation of autonomous driving systems. Your day-to-day responsibilities include designing and maintaining software that supports large-scale data analysis pipelines and internal tools used by various engineering teams. You will collaborate with experienced engineers to develop robust solutions for simulating and analyzing vast amounts of driving data, ensuring reliability through rigorous testing and code reviews. This role requires strong programming skills in languages like Python or Go, along with knowledge of cloud platforms, relational databases, and web technologies such as Node.js or React. The team focuses on creating intuitive tools that accelerate the development of autonomous vehicles, addressing complex challenges at scale within a dynamic engineering environment.

Skills

Python Go AWS GCP PostgreSQL BigQuery Redshift Docker Kubernetes CI/CD Node React Terraform Git Jenkins

What you'll do

Contribute to the design and development of software systems for large-scale autonomous driving evaluation.
Build and enhance infrastructure for simulating and analyzing vast amounts of driving data.
Write maintainable code, participate in code reviews, and ensure continuous integration practices.
Develop internal tools and services for test execution, analysis, and reporting across various engineering teams.
Debug production issues, optimize system performance, and support operational excellence.
Apply software engineering best practices in a collaborative team environment focused on autonomous vehicle technology.

What we're looking for

BS or MS in Computer Science, Robotics, Software Engineering, or related field
Strong programming skills with experience in Python, Go, JavaScript, or C++
Experience building and maintaining backend systems and data pipelines
Familiarity with cloud platforms like AWS or GCP and relational databases
Ability to debug issues, improve performance, and support production systems
Passion for autonomous driving technology and eagerness to learn new technologies

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