Electrical Diagnostician

• Lead plant‑level electrical issue identification, containment, and resolution by analyzing data, performing root cause investigations, and driving corrective actions through cross‑functional teams
• Own electrical change management on the plant floor by reviewing, approving, and documenting changes to ensure no negative impact to electrical quality, assembly, or vehicle performance
• Drive electrical error‑proofing, harness routing improvements, and process robustness by leveraging testing equipment, validation trials, and production feedback loops
• Serve as the electrical subject‑matter expert for plant systems, repairs, and diagnostics, ensuring standardized repair execution, accurate documentation, and proper use of diagnostic tools
• Partner closely with Manufacturing Software Integration, Product Engineering, suppliers, and quality teams to support software validation, diagnostics, and resolution of complex electrical issues
• Travel up to 25% to support supplier visits, launch readiness activities, and collaboration with other GM manufacturing plants

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related engineering discipline
• Minimum 3+ years of hands‑on experience supporting automotive electrical systems in a manufacturing, launch, or plant operations environment
• Demonstrated experience driving electrical quality performance using plant metrics such as EFTQ, DRR, GCA, or equivalent manufacturing quality indicators
• Proven ability to independently troubleshoot and resolve complex electrical and software‑related vehicle issues, including root cause, containment, and validation
• Working knowledge of electrical diagnostics and manufacturing tools, such as trim testers, continuity testers, plant diagnostic systems, and standard problem‑solving methods
• Ability to make timely, high‑confidence technical decisions in fast‑paced launch and production environments with minimal supervision
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate complex technical issues into clear, actionable guidance for non‑technical audiences

• Experience supporting new vehicle launches, including startup, change management, and early build issue resolution
• Familiarity with Software Defined Vehicles (SDV) and modern automotive electrical architectures
• Prior experience partnering with Manufacturing Software Integration, Product Engineering, Quality, or Suppliers to resolve complex vehicle issues
• Experience developing or delivering technical training for production, quality, or repair teams
• Knowledge of electrical error‑proofing techniques, harness routing optimization, or process robustness improvements
• Proficiency with GM or equivalent industry systems such as GSIP, GDS2/MDI, PRTS, SPPS, or similar manufacturing and diagnostic platforms

This job may be eligible for relocation benefits