General Motors
Offices at General Motors
General Motors is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, USA and has 10 office locations.
Hybrid Workplace
Employees engage in a combination of remote and on-site work.
Roles that are categorized as Hybrid mean that the successful candidate is expected to report onsite to the designated facility at least three times per week or other frequency as dictated by the business.
U.S. Office Locations
The GM Renaissance Center is a source of pride & inspiration for our employees, business associates, & people of Detroit. Through its world-class design, use of technology, first-class hotel, and highly regarded retail tenants, this facility creates an exciting environment with a global character.
The spirit of boldness, creativity and ambition lives and breathes in the city of Austin, home to one of our innovation centers. Here our IT team members support GM's IT needs in developing web technologies, end-user applications, dealer and factory systems and vehicle technology.
7605 GM One Team Dr NW, Concord, NC, United States, 28027
Los Angeles, CA, United States
3300 General Motors Road, Milford, MI, United States, 48380
Opened in 2024, our Mountain View facility serves as a hub for research and innovation in Silicon Valley. Designers, engineers, and staff at this state-of-the-art campus support the advancement of General Motors’ product portfolio through software development, engineering and design.
The teams at the General Motors Advanced Design and Innovation campus in Pasadena, CA, are charged with exploring future transportation, technology and consumer trends and creating conceptual mobility solutions that inspire and inform program teams across the company.
The Pontiac Engineering Center (PEC) is a hub for propulsion testing, validation and pre-production operations for fuel cell, electrification, engines, and transmissions. The campus is also home to our Performance and Racing Center, which includes design, build and test of race engines.
The Georgia IT Innovation Center supports GM’s IT needs, including web technologies, end-user applications, dealer and factory systems and vehicle technology.
The General Motors Global Technical Center is globally recognized as the preeminent innovation center for automotive engineering, design, and advanced technology.
