Fellow Software System Design Eng.

Role Overview: At AMD, as a System Software Architect, you will play a crucial role in defining and implementing the firmware and Linux architecture for one or more SoC/platform programs. You will lead the end-to-end BIOS/UEFI and platform firmware architecture, establish modular firmware design principles, and drive platform boot sequences. Additionally, you will be responsible for defining and implementing secure platform foundations, architecting firmware support for power, performance, RAS, and reliability, and ensuring firmware quality, validation, and release governance. Key Responsibilities: - Own the end-to-end BIOS/UEFI and platform firmware architecture for one or more SoC/platform programs. - Define modular firmware design principles: portability, scalability, observability, update safety, and maintainability. - Architect and drive platform boot sequences, including CPU and silicon initialization, memory bring-up, and IO initialization. - Define and implement secure platform foundations such as secure boot chain of trust, firmware authentication, and measured boot. - Architect firmware support for power management frameworks, performance tuning hooks, RAS features, and observability. - Define firmware quality gates and release criteria, drive robust validation strategies, and own release governance. Qualification Required: - Fellow level experience as a System Software Architect. - Proficiency in Firmware and Linux Architecture. - Working knowledge of EDKII, Coreboot, Linux Kernel development, and RTOS. - Experience in defining and implementing secure platform foundations. - Strong problem-solving and prioritization skills. - Excellent communication and mentoring abilities. - Informed on the latest trends in firmware development. - Ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams. (Note: Additional details about the company were not provided in the job description.) Role Overview: At AMD, as a System Software Architect, you will play a crucial role in defining and implementing the firmware and Linux architecture for one or more SoC/platform programs. You will lead the end-to-end BIOS/UEFI and platform firmware architecture, establish modular firmware design principles, and drive platform boot sequences. Additionally, you will be responsible for defining and implementing secure platform foundations, architecting firmware support for power, performance, RAS, and reliability, and ensuring firmware quality, validation, and release governance. Key Responsibilities: - Own the end-to-end BIOS/UEFI and platform firmware architecture for one or more SoC/platform programs. - Define modular firmware design principles: portability, scalability, observability, update safety, and maintainability. - Architect and drive platform boot sequences, including CPU and silicon initialization, memory bring-up, and IO initialization. - Define and implement secure platform foundations such as secure boot chain of trust, firmware authentication, and measured boot. - Architect firmware support for power management frameworks, performance tuning hooks, RAS features, and observability. - Define firmware quality gates and release criteria, drive robust validation strategies, and own release governance. Qualification Required: - Fellow level experience as a System Software Architect. - Proficiency in Firmware and Linux Architecture. - Working knowledge of EDKII, Coreboot, Linux Kernel development, and RTOS. - Experience in defining and implementing secure platform foundations. - Strong problem-solving and prioritization skills. - Excellent communication and mentoring abilities. - Informed on the latest trends in firmware development. - Ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams. (Note: Additional details about the company were not provided in the job description.)