Tech Providers,
Embedded Software / Firmware Engineer
12+ Months Contract
Austin, TX - Hybrid Role, but at least 3 days on-site
Top 3-5 Must Have Skill:
Experienced in writing systemd services, DBus interfaces, and Python or shell scripts.
Hands-on experience with OpenBMC, Yocto Project, and BitBake.
Good understanding of device tree, Linux kernel configuration, and system demons (phosphor-* services).
The Person: We are looking for an individual that thrives in cross team collaboration and is excited about new technologies. The engineer will be driving the planning, execution and debugging of internal firmware for the next generation and state of the art GPUs, APUs and CPUs.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop firmware that collaborates with other HW/SW components to deliver new capabilities and optimized performance for GPUs, APUs and CPUs.
Debug, troubleshoot FW issues, as well as system-level failures related to various FW components and features.
Develop and customize firmware features for future platforms
Debug issues found during pre-silicon, post-silicon, and/or production phases of SOC programs.
Interact closely with other teams in design, diagnostics, emulation, firmware, and driver, to ensure enablement of IP functionality, debug of critical features, and full validation for production.
Support resolving issues on customer platforms as requested by customer support teams.
Minimum Requirements:
Expertized in developing and debugging embedded software / firmware using C / C++ programming language.
Proficient with Linux development, debugging (gdb, strace), and kernel logs (dmesg, journalctl).
Experienced in writing systemd services, DBus interfaces, and Python or shell scripts.
Hands-on experience with OpenBMC, Yocto Project, and BitBake.
Good understanding of device tree, Linux kernel configuration, and system demons (phosphor-* services).
Strong analytical skills and pronounced attention to details.
Familiar with Git, Gerrit/GitHub, CI pipelines.
Preferred Requirements:
Experience and knowledge with the following protocols and standards:
MCTP (Management Component Transport Protocol)
PLDM (Platform Level Data Model)
SPDM (Security Protocol and Data Model)
FRU and Sensor Management
Experience in BMC bring-up and integrating BMC on Aspeed or Nuvoton SoCs (e.g., AST2600).
Experience with board/platform-level debug, analysis and optimization.
Understanding digital processing and electronics is an asset.
In-depth knowledge of CPU / APU architecture is an asset.
Good understanding of computer architecture.
Laboratory experience, including familiarity with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, etc.
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Austin, TX - Hybrid Role, but at least 3 days on-site
Top 3-5 Must Have Skill:
Experienced in writing systemd services, DBus interfaces, and Python or shell scripts.
Hands-on experience with OpenBMC, Yocto Project, and BitBake.
Good understanding of device tree, Linux kernel configuration, and system demons (phosphor-* services).
The Person: We are looking for an individual that thrives in cross team collaboration and is excited about new technologies. The engineer will be driving the planning, execution and debugging of internal firmware for the next generation and state of the art GPUs, APUs and CPUs.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop firmware that collaborates with other HW/SW components to deliver new capabilities and optimized performance for GPUs, APUs and CPUs.
Debug, troubleshoot FW issues, as well as system-level failures related to various FW components and features.
Develop and customize firmware features for future platforms
Debug issues found during pre-silicon, post-silicon, and/or production phases of SOC programs.
Interact closely with other teams in design, diagnostics, emulation, firmware, and driver, to ensure enablement of IP functionality, debug of critical features, and full validation for production.
Support resolving issues on customer platforms as requested by customer support teams.
Minimum Requirements:
Expertized in developing and debugging embedded software / firmware using C / C++ programming language.
Proficient with Linux development, debugging (gdb, strace), and kernel logs (dmesg, journalctl).
Experienced in writing systemd services, DBus interfaces, and Python or shell scripts.
Hands-on experience with OpenBMC, Yocto Project, and BitBake.
Good understanding of device tree, Linux kernel configuration, and system demons (phosphor-* services).
Strong analytical skills and pronounced attention to details.
Familiar with Git, Gerrit/GitHub, CI pipelines.
Preferred Requirements:
Experience and knowledge with the following protocols and standards:
MCTP (Management Component Transport Protocol)
PLDM (Platform Level Data Model)
SPDM (Security Protocol and Data Model)
FRU and Sensor Management
Experience in BMC bring-up and integrating BMC on Aspeed or Nuvoton SoCs (e.g., AST2600).
Experience with board/platform-level debug, analysis and optimization.
Understanding digital processing and electronics is an asset.
In-depth knowledge of CPU / APU architecture is an asset.
Good understanding of computer architecture.
Laboratory experience, including familiarity with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, etc.
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