PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER - System Level Test FTR (First Time Right) Owner

THE PERSON:

We are looking for someone with strong technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills, as well as demonstrating the characteristic of an independent and resourceful individual.
The applicant must have a proficient understanding of x86 CPU and GPU architecture and functionality, as well as a broad understanding of various industry-standard bus protocols, such as DDR, PCIe, and USB.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Accountable to drive and develop SLT FTR regression infrastructure to test weekly Firmware / Software releases before integration to SLT Test Program
• Preemptively surface complex, novel, and non-recurring firmware / software issues and drive to resolution to improve SLT Test Program quality and integration time
• Conduct engineering evaluations and analysis to drive closure of production issues
• Influence technical decisions that have a significant impact on final product
• Develop and apply new debug techniques to enhance technical depth in Product and Test Engineering
• May provide technical supervision or mentoring junior engineers
• Upscale overall team capabilities on low-level system debug for AMD data center product families

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

• Strong knowledge and working experience on X86 architecture, GPU architecture, SoC design and power management features
• Experience and with a good understanding of post silicon electrical and mixed signal circuitries
• Familiar with using analyzers and oscilloscopes, and other debug tools
• Experience with data center infrastructure is a plus
• Strong and effective presentation, written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work with geographically distributed product engineering teams
• Excellent interpersonal, organizational, and analytical skills
• Software programming and scripting proficiency (C, C++, Java, Perl, Ruby, Java, Python)
• Proficiency in Windows, Unix, and Linux operating systems

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:

• BS/MS Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or comparable disciplines