Principal Systems Validation Engineer
Principal Systems Validation Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Debug issues found during Silicon bring-up, Systems Validation, and production phases of SOC programs.
- Lead complex debug efforts for internal Silicon findings to identify root cause and resolution.
- Ensure issues are solved on time with quality.
- Manage and track technical issues, risks and priorities to un-gate program milestones.
- Publish debug program indicators to identify major roadblocks and drive changes to improve debug throughput.
- Manage customer and executive communications, including program status, risks and opportunities.
- Drive technical innovation to improve AMD's capabilities across triage & debug, including tool, script development, technical and procedural methodology enhancement, and various internal and cross-functional technical initiatives
- Work with multiple teams across global time zones
- Preferred Experience
- Extensive experience in validation roles involving debugging OS, FW, Silicon, and HW issues.
- Understanding of industry standard busses and their software stack, such as PCIe, CXL.Strong knowledge of X86 architecture, SoC design, memory, RAS & power management
- Extensive knowledge of system architecture, technical debug, and validation strategy
- Good understanding and experience in platform/ system level debug, Operating System, Device Drivers and System BIOS interactions.
- Excellent communication and coordination skills. Detailed oriented, highly organized, able to prioritize, and juggle multiple work streams to tight deadlines.
- Strong analytical/problem-solving skills and pronounced attention to details
- Experience in technical program management. A thorough understanding of datacenter industry technologies and their software stack.
- Must be a self-starter, and able to independently drive tasks to completion
- Academic Credentials
- Bachelors or Masters degree in electrical or computer engineering preferred.
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