Electrical Hardware Engineer, Central Compute
General Motors (GM)
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This role pays more than 57% of similar roles. Most pay $162,000–$226,500 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $202k versus about $194k 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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Listed pay typically runs $159,200–$245,000 across 54 roles with salary data.
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The Staff Electrical Hardware Engineer joins the Central Compute team to serve as a technical leader defining hardware architectures for next-generation vehicle platforms. This role involves driving complex design decisions, owning system partitioning, and managing power architecture, clocking strategies, and high-speed interconnects. The engineer will oversee schematic development, component selection, and PCB design strategy while ensuring compliance with thermal, reliability, and EMC requirements. Key responsibilities include leading electrical robustness assessments like Worst Case Circuit Analysis, performing power integrity analysis, and managing hardware-software interface specifications. The position requires expertise in analog, digital, and mixed-signal electronics, as well as high-speed interfaces like Ethernet, PCIe, DDR, and SerDes. The work focuses on solving hardware scalability and functional safety challenges for high-performance compute and ADAS systems.
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