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General Motors is seeking a GM Field Service Engineer to provide on-site support for GM's dealer network while working remotely within the Irvine/Costa Mesa territory. This role requires travel up to 50% and living within the territory or relocation to the area.

You will diagnose, repair and escalate issues, support dealerships, and drive improvements to reduce warranty costs. Candidates should have 2–5 years of hands-on automotive service experience, a valid driver's license, strong

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