As a GM Field Service Engineer, your work week typically involves traveling to customer locations, dealerships, or service centers to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues on-site. You’ll conduct diagnostics, perform repairs or upgrades, and provide technical support and training to dealership staff and service technicians. You may work independently on some assignments, while others require collaboration with regional teams or GM engineering support. Flexibility, time management, and a customer-focused approach are key, as your schedule can vary based on service requests and urgent field issues.