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The AMD Datacenter Firmware team is currently looking for an enthusiastic MTS (Member of Technical Staff) engineer who is passionate about server products and eager to contribute to the EPYC product line, helping AMD transform the x86 server market. As part of our team, you will work on cutting-edge technologies, including advanced chiplet designs, the latest silicon process technologies, and optimized IO architectures. You will develop and deploy firmware solutions that address complex challenges in the data-driven world. We are looking for an engineer who can ensure customers can leverage our EPYC designs and collaborate with SoC architects to deliver scalable, robust, high-quality, competitive, and innovative server platform BIOS solutions while minimizing time-to-market.
Job Responsibility:
Collaborate on end-to-end firmware flows and component integration, communicating a clear understanding of technical design and implementation
Design and develop platform BIOS based on silicon and board features
Participate in triage, debug, and validation processes across the product lifecycle, partnering with silicon design, platform design, and debug teams to address system issues
Write high-quality, scalable code in C and/or ASM to deliver BIOS solutions for server platforms aligned with customer needs and internal objectives
Requirements:
5+ years experience in BIOS, firmware, or system software development with solid knowledge of x86 system architecture
Excellent C programming skills, with x86 assembly experience a plus
Knowledge of server hardware interfaces (e.g., Ethernet, SATA, AHCI, DDR5, PCIe, SPI, I2C, NVMe)
Familiarity with server BIOS architecture and industry standards (e.g., ACPI, SMBIOS, PCIe)
Experience with AMI AptioV BIOS highly desirable
Bachelors or Masters degree (preferred) in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent