General Motors
Staff Product Manager – In-Vehicle Privacy & Authentication
$135K
Warren, Michigan, United States of America +1 · Hybrid · Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 13, 2026
- Location
- Warren, Michigan, United States of America
Mountain View, California, United States of America - Experience
- 7+ years of product management experience; at least 3 years in one or more of the listed related areas.
- Visa sponsorship
- GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role, now or in the future.
About the job
Defines and delivers GM’s in-vehicle privacy, identity, and authentication experiences across vehicles, mobile apps, accounts, and connected services.
What you'll do
- Set product vision, strategy, roadmaps, and success measures for privacy controls, driver and passenger profiles, recognition, and secure access.
- Lead cross-functional discovery, prioritization, delivery, launch, and post-launch improvement across vehicle, mobile, cloud, and partner services.
- Align teams on consent, privacy, security, safety, usability, and implementation decisions.
What they ask for
- 7+ years of product management experience in digital products, connected services, software platforms, or complex customer experiences.
- At least 3 years of experience in automotive, in-vehicle interfaces, human-machine interaction, identity, authentication, privacy, cybersecurity, or related products.
- Experience translating customer research, privacy requirements, security considerations, and technical constraints into product strategy and detailed plans.
- Experience leading cross-functional teams and managing roadmaps, dependencies, and launch execution.
Nice to have
- Experience with in-vehicle profiles, recognition, digital keys, NFC, PINs, biometrics, or secure vehicle access.
- Experience with privacy-centered design, consent management, regulatory compliance, or connected-vehicle products.
Pay
$134,700 to $245,00 USD base salary
Tools
Digital Key, key fobs, NFC, PINs, Google built-in services, OnStar
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