Lead ADAS validation testing from GM’s hybrid Markham office, applying test automation and software testing across safety-critical controller domains. As a Staff Software Test Engineering professional, you will technically lead validation execution and deliver timely results supporting program milestones. Work spans Serial Communication, Diagnostics, Cybersecurity, OTA, and vehicle safety. You will collaborate cross-functionally while developing projects, investigating issues, and improving coverage across open-loop, HIL, and SIL platforms. Key Responsibilities:
Lead validation planning with requirements, calibration, safety, software, and tool teams Design test setups for open-loop, HIL, and SIL benches Manage bench, simulation, automation readiness, timing, reporting, and escalation Identify testing gaps and propagate solutions across validation organizations Own the team validation roadmap and develop best practices Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in software, computer, electrical, embedded systems, or electronics engineering Seven-plus years in Black Box testing, software testing, or test automation Python experience with exposure to bash and Jenkins automation Knowledge of CAN, Ethernet, SoC software, and system engineering Experience with compliance testing on open-loop, HIL, and SIL benches Apply ADAS validation leadership, Python automation, and analytical testing expertise to GM controller programs in Markham.
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Staff ADAS Validation Test Engineer in Markham employer: General Motors Company
At General Motors, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer, particularly for the Area Manager role at our Oshawa Assembly plant. Our commitment to safety, employee development, and a culture of inclusion fosters an environment where you can thrive while leading high-quality truck production. With competitive benefits, opportunities for continuous improvement, and a focus on meaningful change, joining our team means contributing to a vision of Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, and Zero Congestion.
