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AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) is a semiconductor company that develops high-performance processors, graphics cards, and adaptive computing solutions for gaming, data centers, and embedded markets. Industry: Semiconductors
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The Embedded Firmware Development Engineer joins the Systems Design Engineering team to develop out-of-band management firmware solutions for next-generation GPU products. This role involves designing and implementing firmware for Platform Hardware Controllers that interact with Data Center GPUs. Key responsibilities include translating high-level system requirements into firmware specifications, writing production-quality C/C++ code, creating modular firmware IP, and developing testing strategies to verify functionality. The candidate will collaborate with hardware, FPGA, and system architects to solve complex logic design problems involving SoC solutions and high-speed interfaces. Required skills include proficiency in Python, Bash, and C/C++ within Linux environments, as well as experience with I2C, SPI, USB, PCIe, and TCP/IP protocols. The role also requires familiarity with ARM architecture, BMC protocols like IPMI, Redfish, and PLDM, along with version control tools like Git and Jenkins.
Firmware
Python
C
C++
Perl
Ruby
SoC Validation
Root-Cause Analysis
JTAG
Logic Analyzers
Oscilloscopes
System Architecture
Test Automation
Power Delivery
Sequencing
Bring-up
Firmware
C
C++
Python
Redfish
OpenBMC
SMC
I2C
I3C
USB
Linux
Windows
Hypervisors
Git
Perforce
FPGA
Computer Architecture
Device Drivers
Protocol Analyzer
Oscilloscope