Senior Embedded Firmware Engineer – Cloud Hardware

Celestica Inc.; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Celestica is seeking a Senior Lead Engineer, Software (Firmware) to define and deliver state-of-the-art Cloud Hardware products. You will work on drivers and applications for CPU/GPU systems in data centers, and mentor others on technical approaches while ensuring high-quality code.

Join the Hardware Platform Services team to design ultra-dense, power-efficient infrastructure for AI-ready data centers. The role emphasizes low-level software, BIOS/UEFI, and Linux kernel work in a global,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering.
• 6+ years in C/C++ and embedded systems.
• 5+ years hardware bring-up and high-speed interfaces.
• Experience with Linux kernel bring-up and upstreaming.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• 5+ years device drivers (PCIe, I2C, etc.).
• Knowledge of BIOS, BMC, Secure Boot, Linux kernel.
• RTOS / Linux memory management and interrupts.
• Experience with PCIe, USB, DDR, MIPI, Ethernet.

Responsibilities

• Gather requirements and provide technical solutions across the system.
• Design and implement drivers and application software for CPU/GPU data centers.
• Develop and maintain software libraries for CPU/GPU computing.
• Mentor team members on technical approaches.
• Review and maintain production code quality.

Skills

C/C++

Embedded systems

PCIe

Linux kernel

Device drivers

Hardware bring-up

BIOS / UEFI

RTOS

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Job description

Celestica is seeking a Senior Lead Engineer, Software (Firmware) to define and deliver state-of-the-art Cloud Hardware products. You will work on drivers and applications for CPU/GPU systems in data centers, and mentor others on technical approaches while ensuring high-quality code.

Join the Hardware Platform Services team to design ultra-dense, power-efficient infrastructure for AI-ready data centers. The role emphasizes low-level software, BIOS/UEFI, and Linux kernel work in a global,