Senior BMC Firmware Engineer (OpenBMC & Security)
appleAustin (TX)
Senior BMC Firmware Engineer (OpenBMC & Security)
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appleAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Apple Inc. seeks a curious BMC Firmware Engineer to advance server platform firmware, focusing on manageability and security for Apple data center systems. You will bring up BMCs on new hardware, work with ODM/OEM partners, and ensure robust firmware across platforms.
You will design, implement, and test firmware features, contribute to security improvements, and write unit tests and documentation. Strong C/C++ and embedded Linux skills required.
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