Lead Systems Design Engineer

AI summary of the role

Lead Systems Design Engineer for AMD's Datacenter GPU products, focusing on platform/system firmware development.

What you’ll do

Lead design, development, debugging, verification, and validation of firmware, software, and hardware
Provide consultation to internal and external customers on AMD features and programming requirements
Collaborate with tools and validation teams to implement emulation of end customer systems
Define system and platform level validation test plans

What you’ll bring

Experience with OpenBMC and/or SMC
Experience with Out Of Band server management (BMC, Redfish, I2C, I3C, USB)
Proficiency with server systems, scripting (Linux, Windows OS, Hypervisors, Python, C/C++)
Hands-on lab experience with protocol analyzers and oscilloscopes

Technologies

OpenBMC · SMC · BMC · Redfish · I2C · I3C · USB · FPGA · C · C++ · Python · Linux

Source and classification

Production engineering · Evidence for this classification:

firmware engineers, developers, architects and customer engineering teams in leading the development and implementation of firmware for AMD's Datacenter GPU Products. THE PERSON: As a firmware lead, you are passionate about firmware development and quality with an ability to solve problems at a system level. You are self-motivated and thrives in a collaborative and fast paced environment. You have excellent technical communication, interpersonal and leadership skills. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Lead Engineer responsible for designing, developing, debugging, verifying and/or validating firmware, software and/or hardware Provide consultation to internal and external customers regarding AMD features and programming requirements Collaborate with tools and validation team to implement actual or emulation of end customer systems Define system & platform level validation test plans Leading

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