Staff Hardware Engineer, Display Diagnostics & Interface Integration

General Motors (GM)

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Work type: Hybrid
Location: Warren, MI
Employment: Full-time
Posted: 10 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday
Closes: Oct 15, 2026 (soon)
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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JOB TITLE: Staff Hardware Engineer– Display Diagnostics & Interface Integration The Staff Hardware Engineer joins the Display Design and Development group within the Compute & Connectivity Hardware team to lead hardware definition and technical execution for display-focused diagnostic and interface integration. This role involves owning FIDM and interface documentation, driving Display Diagnostic 2.0 hardware definition, and performing root-cause analysis for issues identified through PRTS. The engineer will support display ECU and subsystem bring-up, debugging, and validation while translating system-level needs into clear hardware requirements. Key responsibilities include reviewing schematics, managing cross-functional problem-solving with software and supplier teams, and identifying integration gaps. Required skills include a degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering, automotive hardware experience, knowledge of signal paths and power, and proficiency in hardware bring-up, debugging, and creating technical definition documents for embedded automotive systems.

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Skills

Hardware Engineering ECU Display Systems Hardware Bring-up Root-Cause Analysis Interface Control Documents Diagnostic Architecture Validation Failure Analysis HMI Change Management Hardware Requirements

What you'll do

Lead hardware definition and technical execution for display-related diagnostic and interface work.
Own and refine FIDM and other interface documentation to support system integration and issue resolution.
Drive hardware definition, implementation alignment, and technical problem solving for Display Diagnostic 2.0.
Investigate hardware and system issues identified through PRTS and lead cross-functional root-cause analysis.
Support display ECU and subsystem bring-up, debugging, and validation.
Translate system-level needs into clear hardware requirements, interface definitions, and engineering actions.
Review schematics, interface definitions, and hardware design decisions for technical completeness and robustness.
Identify design, integration, and validation gaps early and drive corrective actions.

What we're looking for

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
Significant experience in automotive hardware engineering with direct experience in display or ECU-related development.
Strong understanding of hardware interfaces, signal paths, power, and integration for embedded automotive systems.
Experience with hardware bring-up, debugging, validation, and root-cause analysis.
Experience creating and maintaining interface and technical definition documents.
Proven ability to drive issue resolution across multiple teams and suppliers.
Experience with automotive display systems, display ECUs, or related graphics/HMI hardware (preferred).
Experience with diagnostic architecture, failure analysis, and serviceability considerations (preferred).