GM to Hire 10,000 Through 2025 to Drive EV Transition

CARMEL, Ind. –General Motors today announced plans to hire 10,000 software developers, engineers and designers between now and 2025 as it continues its transformation into a software-defined mobility company.<br><br>These new hires will be located in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Israel and China and will support GM’s efforts to develop AI-enabled technologies related to electrification, autonomous driving, vehicle connectivity and security, and more.<br><br>Today’s announcement builds on GM’s long-term commitment to investing in its talent, technology and processes. The company is putting customer experience at the center of its business model while building on its strong manufacturing and supply chain heritage.<br><br>GM has more than 3,000 open positions for software developers and engineers indfd these areas and more:<br><br>Machining and manufacturing engineering, quality engineering, manufacturing engineering, manufacturing engineering management and more.<br><br>Electrification, such as electrical systems, systems test and validation, electrical systems engineer and more.<br><br>Autonomous systems engineering, vehicle safety and systems validation engineer.<br><br>Cybersecurity, such as threat intelligence, vulnerability assessment, security architecture and more.<br><br>“Developing software, electronics and data analytics is at the center of everything we do as we continue to transform the future of mobility for our customers and shareholders,” said Mark Reuss, GM president. “To support this, we need to hire the best and brightest in the tech and STEM fields to help us innovate faster than ever before.”<br><br>GM’s ability to deliver to customers a wide portfolio of EVs and a more robust customer experience requires building a robust software stack. The company is prioritizing software development talent across EV, AV, and vehicle connectivity engineering, as well as cloud engineering, data analytics and more, in addition to hiring talent for its manufacturing, purchasing and energy management teams.<br><br>The company offers several ways for students and professionals to gain the skills needed to be hired by GM. These include free classes offered on its Teach-For-All platform that address skills in data analytics, cybersecurity and more, as well as the opportunity to win a scholarship to attend a three-month coding boot camp. The GM student intern program offers eligible candidates the opportunity to intern at a GM manufacturing facility or engineering office. GM also provides a free, online manufacturing readiness program to help candidates learn more about a career in manufacturing.<br><br>GM is also building a more diverse and inclusive developer team to help the company meet its long-term growth goals. Since early 2023, GM has hired more than 3,000 new talent developers.<br><br>Trainings are offered for students, professionals and people wishing to pursue a career in software development, data analysis and cybersecurity. These programs include free premier classes in data, analytics, cybersecurity and more. <br><br>GM has hired more than 3,000 new developers since the beginning of 2023, with 10,000 hires planned by 2025.<br><br>The company is building a more diverse and inclusive developer team to help the company meet its long-term growth goals.<br><br>Trainings are offered for students, professionals and people wishing to pursue a career in software development, data analysis and cybersecurity. These programs include free premier classes in data, analytics, cybersecurity and more.<br><br>GM has over 3,000 open positions for software developers and engineers. Necessary skills include machining and manufacturing engineering, quality engineering, manufacturing engineering, manufacturing engineering management and more.<br><br>Electrification, such as electrical systems, systems test and validation, electrical systems engineer and more.<br><br>Autonomous systems engineering, vehicle safety and systems validation engineer.<br><br>Cybersecurity, such as threat intelligence, vulnerability assessment, security architecture and more.<br><br>The company offers a free, online manufacturing readiness program to help candidates learn more about a career in manufacturing.<br><br>GM also offers a student internship program that offers eligible candidates the opportunity to intern at a GM manufacturing facility or engineering office.<br><br>For more information on how to join the GM team visit its new careers website.