Hybrid Systems Hardware Dev & Validation Engineer
Advanced Micro Devices
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Job summary
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is seeking a hands-on Systems Development professional in Santa Clara, California to lead server and switch hardware bring-up and validation. You will collaborate with hardware, software, and power teams, drive NPI qualification with OEM partners, and ensure deployment through compliance stages.
You will analyze schematics and layouts, automate tests with Python, and work with Linux tooling to improve product quality and time-to-market in AMD’s data center
Qualifications
- Experience with board- and system-level bring-up and validation.
- Proficiency with Cadence schematic and board layout tools.
- Strong Linux and Python scripting for automation and testing.
- Knowledge of network protocols such as RDMA, PCIe, and XGMI.
Responsibilities
- Lead system bring-up, validation, and NPI qualification for server and switch hardware with OEM vendors.
- Drive deployment and sustaining efforts for hardware solutions through all compliance stages.
- Lead debug and root cause analysis of deployed systems by reviewing board layouts and schematics.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with internal engineering teams and external partners to ensure timely delivery and quality standards.
- Gather system feature requirements, define detailed test plans, and execute hardware validation plans.
- Contribute to continuous improvement efforts that enhance system quality, reliability, and performance.
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Job description
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is seeking a hands-on Systems Development professional in Santa Clara, California to lead server and switch hardware bring-up and validation. You will collaborate with hardware, software, and power teams, drive NPI qualification with OEM partners, and ensure deployment through compliance stages.
You will analyze schematics and layouts, automate tests with Python, and work with Linux tooling to improve product quality and time-to-market in AMD’s data center
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