Senior BIOS/UEFI Engineer – On-Site New Product Bring-Up

Soap Creek Resources; Huntsville (AL); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Soap Creek Resources in Huntsville, AL is seeking a Senior BIOS/UEFI Engineer to own and customize BIOS for new rugged embedded products. You will start with AMI/Intel reference BIOS and adapt it to hardware, partnering with hardware and firmware teams from bring-up to production.

You will lead BIOS development priorities, handle low-level debugging, and ensure interfaces like USB, PCIe, and SATA function correctly on new boards.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on BIOS development experience, including UEFI.
• Personally developed BIOS and participated in board bring-up.
• Experience bringing up BIOS on new hardware and ensuring it runs on the board.
• Strong C programming and understanding of hardware/firmware interaction.
• Ability to work with hardware, FPGA, IPMC, and software teams on rugged embedded platforms.

Responsibilities

• Develop and customize UEFI BIOS for new rugged embedded products.
• Perform BIOS bring-up on newly designed boards with hardware teams.
• Debug hardware/firmware issues during initial startup and validation.
• Collaborate with hardware, FPGA, and software engineers to ensure system functionality.
• Support interfaces such as USB, PCIe, SATA, and related board-level features.
• Take BIOS development from bring-up to production release.

Skills

UEFI BIOS

BIOS bring-up

C programming

HW/FW debugging

BIOS customization

Board bring-up

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

On-site work

Job description

Soap Creek Resources in Huntsville, AL is seeking a Senior BIOS/UEFI Engineer to own and customize BIOS for new rugged embedded products. You will start with AMI/Intel reference BIOS and adapt it to hardware, partnering with hardware and firmware teams from bring-up to production.

You will lead BIOS development priorities, handle low-level debugging, and ensure interfaces like USB, PCIe, and SATA function correctly on new boards.