General Motors is seeking a Robotics AI Strategy & Program Lead to drive cross-functional initiatives spanning AI research, robotics engineering, data infrastructure, and manufacturing operations. The role combines strategy, program management, analytics, and hands-on work with AI tools. The lead will frame problems, build dashboards, analyze data, develop or orchestrate AI agents, and guide programs through organizational complexity. They will work closely with AI researchers, roboticists, AI and data engineers, AI product managers, manufacturing teams, and external partners, translating between technical and non-technical stakeholders and ensuring initiatives are strategic, measurable, and ready to deploy. The role owns projects from strategy and problem framing through execution, measurement, and iteration; manages roadmaps, milestones, dependencies, risks, operating rhythms, and blockers; and supports multiple initiatives ranging from rapid experiments to long-term programs. It also partners with leadership on Robotics AI strategy, develops executive presentations and decision documents, and translates technical options into clear trade-offs tied to business outcomes and manufacturing KPIs. The position involves defining data and telemetry needs, analyzing data with SQL and Python or R, creating dashboards, partnering with data and platform teams, and designing GenAI-powered workflows and agents. The lead helps align data collection, labeling, evaluation, and deployment with program goals, collaborates with AI product managers and external vendors, and promotes effective tools and practices across the organization. This is a high-visibility role within GM’s AI Product Management and Strategy organization, with regular senior-leadership and external-partner exposure. It is on-site five days per week, primarily in Warren, Michigan.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level