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Leads end-to-end system architecture spanning ASICs, SoCs, board-level hardware, firmware, and software for secure server and data-center platforms. Owns architecture and microarchitecture specifications, hardware/software partitioning, interfaces, secure boot, Root of Trust, and firmware resiliency. Engages enterprise and hyperscaler customers, standards organizations, and ecosystem partners while guiding platform integration, signal and power integrity, thermal constraints, and production hardware development.

Drive embedded computing hardware products from concept through production. Responsibilities include system design, hardware specifications, schematic capture in OrCAD, collaboration with layout, mechanical, and signal integrity engineers, lab bring-up, engineering validation, debugging, procurement, and coordinating hardware builds. The role requires board design expertise, knowledge of standard and high-speed interfaces, power converter design, server subsystems, laboratory equipment, and cross-functional communication.

Lead the hardware organization and own TCU embedded-system products from concept through high-volume production. Drive schematic design, lab bring-up, validation, mass-production yields, failure analysis, RMA resolution, supply-chain redesigns, and cross-functional system debugging. Manage senior engineers and contractors, support secure server infrastructure customers, maintain tier-one supplier relationships, and represent the company in OCP and other hardware forums. The role requires deep hands-on circuit design, server-interface, production, and hardware troubleshooting expertise.

The Senior Emulation Design Engineer will convert complex SOC designs into emulation environments, validate interoperability with AI servers, and optimize performance. Responsibilities include debugging, integrating IPs, and collaborating with multiple teams.

The Senior FPGA Design Engineer will engage in RTL design, FPGA simulation, system validation, and debug, collaborating with several teams in a fast-paced environment.

Lead product definition and roadmap for the Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) platform across software, firmware, and on-chip AI/ML. Define PRDs and acceptance criteria, drive cross-functional alignment with hardware and engineering, engage hyperscaler and OEM customers on integration, influence standards, support launches, and grow the PM function.

Design, develop, and maintain BMC software solutions, implementing firmware communication, performing code reviews, and preparing documentation.

Lead the design, development, and optimization of secure firmware solutions, focusing on Platform Firmware Resiliency and compliance with security standards. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and mentor engineers in firmware security principles.

As an ASIC Verification Engineer, you will lead RTL SoC verification, develop test plans, and collaborate with various teams to ensure successful chip validation.