17 hours ago
Taipei, TaiwanEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Code and program new features and enhancements for UEFI firmware.
- Execute established test plans, identify and log issues, and debug assigned portions of code.
- Support UEFI firmware for operating systems and server components such as storage drives, network interfaces, and storage adapters.
- Develop relationships with internal and outsourced development partners on software systems design and development.
- Collaborate with software systems engineers and development partners to deliver reliable, cost-effective, high-quality solutions.
- Determine hardware compatibility and contribute to hardware design decisions.
Requirements
- Bachelor's or master's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or equivalent.
- Typically 0-2 years of experience.
- Experience with or understanding of firmware design tools and languages such as C or assembly.
- Understanding of firmware running on server platforms.
- Understanding of basic testing, coding, and debugging procedures.
- Python and build-script experience are a plus.
- Good analytical, problem-solving, written, and verbal communication skills; mastery of English and the local language.
Benefits
- Hybrid work arrangement requiring an average of two days per week from an HPE office.
- Comprehensive health, financial, and emotional wellbeing benefits for employees and their loved ones.
- Personal and professional development programs supporting career growth and movement across divisions.
- Inclusive workplace culture and accessibility support during the application and interview process.
About HPE
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) builds enterprise IT infrastructure and services, including servers, storage, networking (Aruba), and hybrid edge-to-cloud platforms like HPE GreenLake for businesses and public-sector organizations. Formed in 2015 after Hewlett-Packard’s split, HPE is headquartered in Houston, Texas and trades on the NYSE. It sells hardware, software, and subscription-based managed cloud services to help customers run workloads across data centers, colocation, and public clouds.