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Jobgether, on behalf of a partner company, seeks a Lead Systems Design Engineer in the United States to drive firmware for next-generation data center GPU products. You will lead cross-disciplinary teams across firmware, software, hardware, and validation to deliver platform-level solutions.
You will design, develop, debug, verify, and validate firmware solutions, contribute to secure platform architectures, and collaborate with customers and stakeholders to translate requirements into reliable,
This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Lead Systems Design Engineer based in the United States.
We are looking for an experienced Lead Systems Design Engineer to drive the development and implementation of firmware for next-generation data center GPU products.
In this role, you will lead complex system-level engineering initiatives, working across firmware, software, hardware, architecture, and customer engineering teams.
You will oversee the design, development, debugging, verification, and validation of platform firmware solutions.
Your work will contribute to advanced server management capabilities, secure platform architectures, and customer-focused features.
You will also collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to translate technical requirements into reliable, high-quality solutions.
This is an opportunity to combine deep technical expertise with engineering leadership in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
As a Lead Systems Design Engineer, you will drive firmware engineering activities and coordinate multidisciplinary teams to deliver robust platform-level solutions. Your main responsibilities will include:
The ideal candidate combines strong firmware engineering expertise with system-level problem-solving abilities, technical leadership, and excellent communication skills. The following qualifications are expected: