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As the Senior Engineering Manager for Hybrid Services & Reliability (HSR) within AV Core Infrastructure (ACI) at GM, you are the architect of our system trust. You will lead a newly seeded team responsible for the measurable availability of the hybrid cloud systems that underlie all autonomous vehicle development and operations. We need a leader who views reliability not as an afterthought, but as an inherent property of the platform, ensuring that all teams have a stable and ready-state engineering environment. You are comfortable operating systems at scale, not just designing them.
Job Responsibility:
Reliability Engineering: Define, measure, and enforce strict SLOs/SLIs for critical hybrid cloud services, including network connectivity and compute readiness
Foundational Utilities: Own and manage core on-prem utilities, such as DHCP, PXE, and CDN, to ensure seamless server auto-provisioning across the global fleet
Environment Integrity: Manage the entire data flow path, from initial ingestion at the test bench through the secure cloud network into production staging
HIL Readiness: Guarantee the 99%+ availability and stability of remote CI-based Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) benches required for AV safety validation
Organization Growth: Actively lead the recruitment and technical mentorship of Senior and Staff ICs as part of the team's expansion
Requirements:
Extensive background in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and defining SLO/SLI frameworks for hybrid cloud environments
Technical proficiency in managing on-prem Linux utilities (DHCP/PXE/NTP) and core development services
Opinionated view on automated observability, incident response, and MTTR reduction
Proven leadership experience
Nice to have:
Experience with configuration management tools (e.g., Chef, Ansible) for large-scale, remote hardware fleets