Responsible for CPU/APU client system hardware design, simulation, bring-up, debug, and validation across internal and external platforms.

Key Responsibilities
Review schematics and board layouts, run board-level simulations, analyze simulation results, identify issues, and provide design feedback.
Maintain test hardware and infrastructure across multiple mobile, desktop, and workstation systems.
Perform system-level hardware debug and analyze validation and test failures.
Ensure systems are up to date, execute test plans, track results, and troubleshoot issues quickly to minimize downtime.
Document results and collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve hardware issues.

Preferred Experience
Ability to read and interpret schematics, PCB layouts, and technical specifications.
Solid understanding of x86 PC architecture, including memory, PCIe, USB, SATA, Ethernet, processors, and chipsets.
Hands-on experience with PC hardware installation, BIOS configuration, device drivers, and system troubleshooting.
Experience with Windows and Linux, including Linux command-line operation and automation.
Hands-on lab experience with signal integrity and high-speed digital concepts, including jitter, eye diagrams, transmission-line theory, and oscilloscope measurements.
Experience with engineering simulation tools and simulation data analysis; memory and/or PCIe simulation experience is a plus.
Strong hardware debugging, problem-solving, communication, and organizational skills.
Ability to work effectively across teams and adapt quickly to new tools and technologies.

Academic Credentials
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering with 2–4 years of relevant experience, or a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering with 2+ years of relevant experience.

Notes:

Fully Onsite