23 hours ago
Responsibilities
- Lead embedded firmware architecture, design, development, debugging, validation, and delivery.
- Provide technical direction for day-to-day firmware development.
- Develop production firmware using C or C++ and Linux-based toolchains.
- Support memory configuration and feature integration for data center AI accelerator products.
- Diagnose post-silicon issues involving firmware, hardware, memory, and system interfaces.
- Build, test, and deliver high-quality firmware releases.
- Manage technical priorities, estimates, risks, and release commitments.
- Collaborate with hardware, validation, product, security, and customer-facing teams.
- Provide technical consultation on product features and programming requirements.
- Mentor engineers and promote effective firmware-development practices.
Requirements
- Expert-level embedded firmware or embedded software development experience.
- Strong C or C++ programming skills.
- Experience with firmware architecture, technical leadership, or development leadership.
- Experience with Linux-based development environments, debuggers, build systems, and specialized toolchains.
- Experience with RISC, RISC-V, ARM, PowerPC, BMC, security processors, SoCs, or similar architectures.
- Experience with post-silicon debugging, verification, validation, or hardware bring-up.
- Knowledge of memory subsystems, DDR, HBM, PCIe, or NVMe.
- Experience in semiconductor, server, data center, GPU, or AI accelerator environments.
- Strong technical communication and cross-functional leadership skills.
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree preferred in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
Benefits
- AMD benefits are offered; details are provided in AMD’s benefits overview.
- This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship.
About AMD
AMD designs and sells CPUs, GPUs, and adaptive/embedded computing products for PCs, data centers, gaming, and edge devices. Its portfolio includes Ryzen and EPYC processors, Radeon and Instinct graphics, and adaptive SoCs from its Xilinx acquisition, sold to OEMs, cloud providers, and device makers. Founded in 1969 and headquartered in Santa Clara, it is a public company on NASDAQ and supplies semi-custom chips for major game consoles.