Lead the design, development, and sustainment of applications used for Plant Floor Monitoring & Control across GM manufacturing plants in North America.
Provide architectural direction and set standards for GE CIMPLICITY solutions and equivalent SCADA platforms.
Ensure robust integrations with data platforms, historians, and enterprise applications.
Pair hands-on coding and automation with cross-functional leadership to deliver scalable capabilities.
Design, develop, and support plant floor monitoring and control applications.
Architect and evolve SCADA solutions including point and alarm modeling.
Define sustainable connectivity patterns for PLC communication using industrial protocols.
Collaborate on environment management and validation for plant deployments.
Partner with reporting and data teams to implement reliable data integration.
Develop and optimize synchronous and asynchronous integrations using REST, messaging, and industrial data connectors.
Troubleshoot and resolve software issues in both new and legacy systems.
Automate unit, integration, and end-to-end testing; promote testable architectures and continuous delivery.
Provide technical guidance, mentoring, code reviews, and approvals to ensure alignment with GM standards.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Engineering or Computer Science , or equivalent practical experience
8+ years delivering enterprise‑grade software in manufacturing environments, including SCADA -driven plant floor monitoring/control solutions
8+ years advanced development with .NET and C# for services/APIs and tooling, plus proficiency in at least one additional language (e.g., Python or Java ) for automation, integration, or diagnostics
Demonstrated leadership establishing technical direction or architecture for mission‑critical plant systems, with a track record improving reliability, performance, and operability
Hands-on expertise establishing and managing PLC communications via industrial protocols , including standardized channel/device/tag models, throughput benchmarking, performance tuning, and high availability
Strong SQL Server engineering (schema design, stored procedures, performance analysis) and integration with plant-floor historians and enterprise data consumers
Operational leadership experience: on‑call participation, leading high‑severity incident response and post‑incident reviews, establishing telemetry/observability, and defining SLIs/SLOs for plant‑critical systems
Security‑minded engineering and delivery practices, including secure configuration, secrets management and audibility
Excellent documentation skills and the ability to produce clear system designs, runbooks, and user guidance, and to influence adoption of standards across teams
Benefits
Company Vehicle
Health insurance
Retirement plans
Paid time off
Flexible work arrangements
Professional development
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