GPU Platform Validation Engineer - Post-Silicon Bring-Up

AMD; George Town; On-site; MYR 89,000 - 134,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

AMD benefits

Job summary

AMD’s Client/Graphics Platform validation team is responsible for validating platforms for AMD Clients/graphics products. You will work with cross-functional teams globally to validate platforms, triage/debug issues, and drive deliverables to hit milestones.

The role requires 4+ years of hands-on hardware and software validation experience, strong communication, and the ability to lead discussions across firmware, software, and hardware domains.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4+ years hands-on experience in PC, laptop, graphics, motherboard or server product testing and debugging.
• Solid knowledge of PC hardware components, software, and PC architecture.
• Experience in electrical hardware design, ASIC platform testing, and related tools.
• Knowledge of debugging tools and cross-functional collaboration is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Engaged in Post-Si phases; develop validation strategies and test plans for AMD reference or customer platforms.
• Create test procedures and generate technical documents as needed.
• Execute Post-Si Integration validation; track and report validation status.
• Triage and debug system-level issues with cross-functional teams (Firmware, SW, diag, board design) and perform root-cause analysis.
• Support new GPU product bring-up and debugging.

Skills

Excellent communication (English)

Team collaboration

Lead technical discussions

Education

Bachelor's in EE or CS

Tools

Defect tracking

Revision control

ASIC platform testing

Electrical hardware design

Job description

AMD’s Client/Graphics Platform validation team is responsible for validating platforms for AMD Clients/graphics products. You will work with cross-functional teams globally to validate platforms, triage/debug issues, and drive deliverables to hit milestones.

The role requires 4+ years of hands-on hardware and software validation experience, strong communication, and the ability to lead discussions across firmware, software, and hardware domains.