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The Principal Software Engineer will lead the integration of Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) solutions on customer server platforms. Responsibilities include collaborating with customer engineering teams on requirements, optimizing BMC firmware, validating configurations, and ensuring proper hardware communication through various protocols. Candidates should have extensive experience in embedded systems and hardware integration.

The Senior Staff Verification Engineer leads project responsibilities in RTL SoC/Subsystem verification, develops test plans, collaborates with various teams in ASIC development, and ensures performance and use-case verification. Key tasks include developing test cases in C/Assembly/SystemVerilog and supporting chip validation processes.

The Sr. Firmware Engineer will develop high-quality C code for the Axiado Software Stack on RTOS/Embedded Linux, lead system architecture design, debug, and address performance and security issues while mentoring team members and collaborating across teams using agile methodologies.

The BMC Engineer will design, develop, and maintain BMC software solutions, including handling firmware implementation for communication with peripherals, performing code reviews, unit testing, and debugging to ensure software quality, and maintaining documentation for products. Key tasks involve power management understanding and familiarity with low-level protocols like I2C, UART, and SPI.

The BMC Engineer will design, develop, and maintain BMC software solutions, implement firmware functions for communication with peripherals, and ensure software quality through code reviews and unit testing. They will also create documentation for BMC systems.

As an ASIC Verification Engineer, you will lead RTL SoC verification for ARM-based systems using UVM and work closely with various teams to ensure design integrity and performance validation. Your role includes developing test plans, managing project tasks, and supporting chip validation through to production.

As an ASIC Verification Engineer, you will conduct RTL SoC/Subsystem verification for ARM-based SoCs, manage test plans, and collaborate with various development teams. Responsibilities include micro-architecture verification, performance analysis, and supporting the chip validation process until production maturity.

The Senior Software Engineer will design, implement, and debug secure ROM code for ARM processors and develop secure boot processes. Responsibilities include integrating cryptographic algorithms, optimizing software for Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS), and troubleshooting embedded systems.

The Principal Firmware Engineer is responsible for leading the development and optimization of firmware for embedded systems, focusing on performance and reliability. This role includes collaborating with cross-functional teams, implementing IPC and RPC solutions, and analyzing firmware performance. Strong expertise in Linux and firmware for networking solutions is essential, alongside a solid background in C programming and ARM processors.

The Staff Firmware Engineer will work on Axiado's Secure-AI software stack, focusing on the development of high-level abstractions to hardware resources. Responsibilities include developing embedded Linux kernels, device drivers, and collaborating with architecture and hardware teams to support various components.

This role involves leading the development of embedded Linux kernel drivers and applications, owning features from concept to delivery, and managing debugging in kernel and user space. The engineer will work collaboratively with contractors and utilize modern software development tools to optimize performance and debug embedded systems.

The Staff Field Application Engineer will provide expert technical support to customers, troubleshoot complex issues, and maintain customer satisfaction. They will document and manage support tickets, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and mentor junior engineers while facilitating knowledge sharing and technical training.

The Staff Firmware Engineer will develop platform software for Axiado's Secure-AI software stack, focusing on embedded Linux kernel development, device driver support, and hardware abstraction. The role involves collaborating with architecture and hardware teams to create low-level drivers and debugging kernel issues.

The Sr. Staff Firmware Engineer at Axiado will be responsible for developing and delivering features related to embedded Linux kernel drivers and applications, from concept to delivery. The role involves collaboration with technical leads, debugging Linux kernel features, and utilizing software development tools. Candidates should possess strong C coding skills and a deep understanding of computer architecture.

Axiado is seeking a Senior Software Engineer skilled in ARM processor development, secure boot processes, and ROM coding. Responsibilities include designing secure ROM code, integrating cryptographic algorithms, optimizing software for RTOS, and troubleshooting embedded systems. This role requires collaboration and effective problem-solving in a dynamic tech environment.

The Senior Software Engineer will design and develop secure ROM code and bootloaders for ARM Cortex processors, focusing on secure boot processes and trusted computing. Responsibilities include implementing cryptographic algorithms, optimizing software for RTOS, and troubleshooting issues in embedded systems.

The SQA Technical Manager will lead the software quality assurance team, collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver secure and high-quality software solutions. Responsibilities include managing system software testing, mentoring SDET engineers, and ensuring adherence to best practices while troubleshooting integration issues.

As the Principal Firmware Engineer at Axiado, you will develop and optimize firmware for embedded systems, ensuring high performance and reliability. Responsibilities include working with networking and firewall solutions, collaboration with cross-functional teams, performance analysis, and creating technical documentation. You're expected to leverage your extensive experience in firmware engineering and embedded systems.

The Senior Hardware Engineer will drive product development from concept to production, working on embedded computing systems. Responsibilities include creating hardware specifications, capturing schematics using Orcad, collaborating with cross-functional teams, managing system validations, and performing tests in the lab.

Architect System-on-Chips for next-generation infrastructure products, develop platform specifications, collaborate with hardware and software developers, and drive standards in the industry.