What we need to see BSc, MS, or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent experience. 7+ years of relevant experience in firmware, platform architecture, embedded systems, or low-level systems software. Deep understanding of RAS principles, fault modeling, error containment, recovery policies, diagnosability, and serviceability requirements. Experience architecting firmware for complex hardware platforms such as SoCs, accelerators, DPUs, servers, networking devices, or embedded systems. Strong knowledge of power management concepts, including power sequencing, reset architecture, thermal and power fault handling, power state transitions, and platform recovery flows. Familiarity with boot firmware, UEFI/BIOS, BMC, embedded controllers, RTOS, embedded Linux, or platform management stacks. Strong understanding of hardware/software interfaces, registers, interrupts, telemetry paths, debug infrastructure, and firmware-to-hardware contracts. Programming and debugging fundamentals across languages such as C/C++, Python/Perl scripting, Verilog, assembly, or RISC-V assembly. Ability to lead cross-functional architecture discussions and drive alignment across hardware, firmware, software, validation, product, and customer-facing teams. Excellent communication skills, strong technical leadership, and a real passion for working collaboratively. Ways to stand out from the crowd Experience with PCIe AER, CXL RAS, memory RAS, ECC/parity, accelerator RAS, networking RAS, high-availability systems, or large-scale data center platforms. Knowledge of ACPI, SMBIOS, UEFI, PLDM, MCTP, Redfish, IPMI, or cloud telemetry systems. Experience with power/thermal fault handling, dynamic power management, platform power sequencing, low-power states, or autonomous recovery mechanisms. Background in silicon bring-up, platform validation, production diagnostics, or customer failure analysis. Prior technical leadership experience a
