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Lead performance characterization and reliability validation for secure TCU/BMC systems. Design and execute benchmarking, stress, endurance, thermal, power, and error-injection tests; analyze bottlenecks and failures; perform root-cause investigations using hardware and firmware debugging tools; collaborate with engineering teams to resolve issues; maintain automated testing frameworks and reporting dashboards; and mentor junior engineers.

Design, develop, and maintain BMC software for server products, including sensor monitoring, event logging, and web interfaces. Develop firmware for SPI, I2C, UART, and other peripheral protocols. Perform code reviews, unit testing, debugging, hardware troubleshooting, and BMC porting across multiple hardware platforms. Maintain technical documentation, user manuals, and release notes while supporting server power management and standards including IPMI, MCTP, and PLDM.

Lead system-level verification for complex ARM-based SoCs, developing simulation and emulation environments, test plans, stress and error-condition tests, and regression suites. Debug hardware, ROM, firmware, device drivers, and OS boot issues while collaborating across engineering teams. Validate connected interfaces and use waveform analysis, C programming, Python, Perl, shell scripting, and modeling tools throughout the ASIC project lifecycle.

Develop and productionize ML models across the full stack, optimizing training and inference for GPUs, NPUs, and AI silicon. Build inference runtimes, MLOps pipelines, embedded system integrations, verification harnesses, and security-focused ML capabilities. Collaborate with hardware, RTL, firmware, and QA teams to deploy AI features under real-world latency, memory, power, and reliability constraints.

Develop and integrate secure AI server platform firmware for customer systems. Responsibilities include server bring-up, peripheral communication over low-level protocols, BMC software development, Linux kernel troubleshooting, secure boot and root-of-trust implementation, and platform integration across NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD architectures. The role also provides technical customer guidance, resolves complex integration issues, and supports custom hardware, embedded systems, microcontrollers, FPGAs, and ARM-based platforms.

Drive embedded computing hardware products from concept through production. Responsibilities include system design, hardware specifications, schematic capture in OrCAD, PCB layout coordination, signal integrity collaboration, lab bring-up, engineering validation, debugging, procurement, and cross-functional technical leadership. The role requires expertise in board design, high-speed interfaces, power conversion, server subsystems, lab equipment, and design validation, with 10+ years of hardware engineering experience.

Defines end-to-end system architecture spanning ASICs, SoCs, board-level platforms, firmware, and low-level software. Owns detailed architecture and microarchitecture specifications, hardware/software partitioning, security architectures, interfaces, and server platform integration. Engages enterprise customers, hyperscalers, standards organizations, and ecosystem partners while guiding hardware, signal integrity, power, thermal, firmware, and software teams. Requires deep server infrastructure, semiconductor, hardware security, board design, and production troubleshooting expertise.

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.

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.