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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. is seeking a Senior Embedded Firmware Lead for its DC GPU Firmware team.
You will be the technical authority driving modular, high‑quality firmware for AMD EPYC servers and data center products, mentoring engineers and shaping CI and development processes. You will work across architecture, firmware QA, silicon validation, and customer‑facing teams to deliver integrated firmware solutions, with a track record of shipping complex embedded software on Linux/RTOS
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AMD's DC GPU Firmware team is looking for a Senior Embedded Firmware Lead: a hands‑on technical authority who will drive and deliver modular, high-quality, extensible firmware for AMD EPYC™ servers, Data Center GPU products, and AI racks. You will join a core team of exceptional industry specialists, working side by side with architecture, firmware QA, silicon validation, platform, and customer‑facing engineering teams. As a key member of the technical management staff, you will help shape the vision and strategy for continuous integration, stronger development processes, and gains in both quality and productivity. If you thrive at the intersection of deep embedded systems expertise and cross‑functional technical leadership, this role offers a rare opportunity to make a real impact on cutting‑edge hardware.
You are a self‑directed, technically rigorous engineer who is equally comfortable writing complex embedded firmware and guiding others through architectural decisions. You communicate clearly, in code and in conversation, and you can turn ambiguous problems into structured, actionable plans. You are a natural collaborator who builds trust across hardware, software, and customer teams without needing formal authority. You bring a continuous‑improvement mindset, a bias toward action, and the patience to mentor engineers through challenging technical territory. You adapt quickly in fast‑moving, multi‑site environments and keep complex programs on track across remote teams and geographies.