Game Developer

Ready to work on real distributed systems? General Motors is adding a Game Developer skilled in Innovation to the technology team. For the innovative Game Developer with 1 years, General Motors answers with $65,000 - $95,000, a hybrid setup, and a ladder built for climbing. Key Responsibilities Ship Ruby fixes to General Motors customers in Austin, TX the same day they report them Evaluate and recommend new tools, frameworks, and Kotlin libraries Reproduce the mentorship-focused bug from the Austin field report, then make it impossible again Sketch the CI/CD architecture, defend it in review, then build the thing Translate CI/CD metrics into the one chart General Motors leadership checks each morning Pair with technology analysts so General Motors's Next.js models match real behavior Identify bottlenecks and propose architectural improvements proactively What You'll Bring 1+ years that left you with strong instincts and few illnesses Enough Ruby to be dangerous, enough CI/CD to be trusted A team player who lifts up colleagues and shares credit Comfortable presenting ideas to stakeholders at every level Comfort interpreting data and translating findings into clear recommendations Judgment seasoned by at least 1 years of real consequences Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny The agile founders of General Motors built it in Austin to fix the exact technology problems that drove them crazy elsewhere. We keep our process light so engineers can spend their energy on Next.js and CI/CD, not bureaucracy. Count on $65,000 - $95,000, remote-first flexibility, parental leave, and a stipend for the tools and courses you need. Candidates are being contacted promptly as part of our active search. #J-18808-Ljbffr Energy Innovation Corp