Detroit Labs

Technical Product Manager

• Define the product vision and detailed requirements for vehicle diagnostics in the Slate Mobile App: ECU signal monitoring, diagnostic trouble code (DTC) reading and interpretation, and real-time vehicle state visibility across all relevant systems.
• Own the core diagnostic UX — how raw ECU signal values are presented alongside acceptable min/max ranges and plain-language status so that an everyday owner understands what is happening with their vehicle without needing a technician to interpret raw data.
• Define the permission and access model for diagnostics across the Owner and Service Technician user types: what signal data each role can see, what depth of access each is granted, and how the app enforces those boundaries through the SGIM authorization flow.
• Define the plugged-in vs. unplugged behavior for all diagnostic features: which capabilities require a live phone-to-vehicle connection, which can display last-known values, and how the app communicates data freshness and connection state accurately to the user.
• Define the guided diagnostic routine product: structured step-by-step troubleshooting flows that prompt the user, dispatch commands to the relevant ECUs via the SGIM, receive and validate vehicle-side responses, and present clear pass/fail or next-step outcomes at each stage.
• Own the advanced diagnostics experience for service technicians: deeper ECU signal access, dedicated structured support guidance, and the ability to validate that repair actions have produced the expected vehicle response before closing a routine.
• Work with Electrical Engineering Software to define the ECU dispatch model for routine execution: which signals and commands are sent, what response values constitute a valid outcome, how timeout and error states are handled, and what the app displays at each failure mode.
• Define how completed diagnostic routines are recorded — what data is captured, how it is associated with the vehicle VIN, and what the service history entry looks like for both owner-executed and technician-executed routines.
• Partner with Electrical Engineering Software to define and maintain the SGIM interface contract for all diagnostic and routine features: authentication flows, ECU signal mappings, authorization scopes, and the data validation model that ensures the vehicle is always the authority for signal values and action execution.
• Write detailed product requirements documents (PRDs) for all diagnostic APIs, signal presentation logic, and routine execution flows with sufficient fidelity for EE SW and Mobile Engineering to build and for QA to verify on software development bucks and DV vehicles.
• Own the diagnostics domain within the Mobile App milestone plan: Feature Complete for Diagnostics and Diagnostic Routines by DV on May 4, 2026; included in V1.0 Feature Complete by August 10, 2026.
• Define success metrics specific to diagnostics: diagnostic journey completion rate, routine completion rate, technician session success rate, and help-seeking rate per diagnostic workflow — and specify instrumentation requirements so these are tracked from launch day.

Technical Product Manager – Vehicle Diagnostics

Software Engineer

• Collaborate on the design, architecture, and development of mobile applications
• Define and drive technical direction for mobile solutions, ensuring scalability, performance, and reliability
• Write and review high-quality code, setting standards for best practices and maintainability
• Own end-to-end quality, including system testing, functional testing, and integration
• Collaborate closely with Product Managers and UX teams to deliver intuitive, customer-first mobile experiences
• Make high-impact technical decisions, balancing immediate needs with long-term architecture
• Simplify complex systems and drive innovative solutions to challenging problems
• Serve as a technical leader and advisor to both engineering and business stakeholders
• Mentor and support other engineers, contributing to a strong and collaborative engineering culture
• Promote continuous improvement in development practices, tools, and processes
• Work a hybrid schedule with regular onsite presence in Troy, Michigan

React Native Developer

Cloud Engineer

• Design and implement resilient cloud architectures for existing enterprise applications, with a focus on scalability, reliability, security, and cost efficiency
• Lead and contribute to complex application migrations from on-premises data centers and legacy cloud environments into a next-generation Azure environment
• Architect solutions capable of handling high-traffic and failure scenarios, particularly for operationally critical systems
• Improve availability, disaster recovery, and overall system resiliency across migrated applications
• Build and maintain infrastructure using infrastructure-as-code (e.g., Terraform, ARM, Bicep)
• Ensure applications are fully automated and not dependent on manual console-based operations
• Partner with engineering teams to embed modern DevOps and automation practices, leaving sustainable processes in place after migration
• Collaborate closely with developers, Cloud engineers SREs, DevOps engineers, QA, and stakeholders to align architecture with business and operational needs
• Troubleshoot and resolve complex cloud platform challenges, including deep technical issues that may require vendor collaboration
• Contribute to architecture documentation, diagrams, and technical standards
• Help build internal cloud capability through knowledge transfer and strong engineering leadership

Senior Cloud Architect

Business Development Rep

• Cold call Fortune 1000 C-Level executives (CEOs, CTOs, CIOs) to schedule business development meetings
• Master high-volume outbound calling with precision and strategy
• Research and qualify enterprise prospects using professional sales tools
• Collaborate with a team of SDRs in a supportive, non-competitive internal environment
• Participate in strategy sessions and ongoing skill development workshops

Business Development Intern

Android Engineer

• Design, develop, and maintain native Android applications using modern Kotlin
• Integrate applications with RESTful web services and connected systems
• Configure and maintain Gradle build files, product flavors, and project configurations
• Implement modern Android architecture patterns using Jetpack components
• Support CI/CD processes and automated builds using tools such as Fastlane
• Manage application releases through Google Play Console
• Ensure applications follow best practices for code quality, testing, and mobile security
• Participate in code reviews and contribute to maintaining high engineering standards
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and deliver new features
• Participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies
• Work a hybrid schedule, coming into the Auburn Hills office a minimum of three days per week

Android Developer

• Integrate applications with RESTful web services and connected systems
• Implement and support iOS extensions as needed
• Configure and manage Xcode projects and build settings
• Support CI/CD processes and automated builds using tools such as Fastlane
• Manage the iOS App Store publishing process, including provisioning and releases
• Ensure applications follow best practices for code quality, testing, and mobile security
• Participate in code reviews and contribute to maintaining high engineering standards
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and deliver new features
• Participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies
• Work a hybrid schedule, coming into the Auburn Hills office a minimum of three days per week

Technical Product Manager – Vehicle Diagnostics

React Native Developer

Senior Cloud Architect

Business Development Intern

Android Developer

iOS Developer