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Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Amd
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
Amd currently has
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Listed pay typically runs
$166,400–$249,600
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The Post-Silicon Memory Subsystem Validation Engineer joins the Client and Graphics team to perform hands-on work in a collaborative lab environment. This role focuses on first-silicon bring-up, executing post-silicon memory-subsystem validation, and isolating complex hardware, firmware, software, and platform issues. The engineer will conduct root-cause analysis, reproduce failures, verify corrective actions, and communicate technical findings to cross-functional partners including design and customer-facing teams. Key technical requirements include expertise in DDR and memory systems, experience with first-silicon bring-up, and proficiency with laboratory tools for silicon and platform debug. The role specifically addresses the challenge of validating DDR and related memory subsystems, with a preference for candidates possessing LPDDR5x or DDR5 memory exposure. Candidates should possess strong root-cause debug skills to resolve issues across hardware and software boundaries while ensuring high-quality deliverables in a fast-moving environment.
DDR
LPDDR
C
C++
Python
Arm Assembly
Linux
Bare-Metal
Post-Silicon Validation
Characterization
PHY
Firmware
Logic Analyzers
SoCs
Data Analysis
Automation
Scripting
Post-Silicon Validation
Computer Architecture
Firmware
BIOS
Linux
Windows
VMware
KVM
Hyper-V
System Validation
Debug Methodologies
Version Control Systems
Root Cause Analysis
EPYC
Instinct