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SMTS - Memory (DDR) Enablement Lead
10-12 years
Bangalore / Bengaluru
1 vacancy
SMTS - Memory (DDR) Enablement Lead
Advanced Micro Devices
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We are looking for a dynamic, energetic lead engineer to join our growing team. As a key contributor to the success of AMD s product, you will be part of a leading team to drive and improve AMD s abilities to deliver the highest quality, industry leading technologies to market. The Systems Design Engineering team fosters and encourages continuous technical innovation to showcase successes as well as facilitate continuous career development.
THE PERSON:
As a Systems Design Engineer, you will drive balanced, scalable, and automated solutions. In this high visibility position, your software systems engineering expertise will be necessary towards product development, definition, and root cause resolution.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Develop functional validation plans for DDR controller features, align cross-functional teams on the support and validation plans.
- Develop functional validation plans for RAS features (Reliability Availability Serviceability), align cross-functional teams (BIOS/firmware) on the support and validation plans
- Drive debug in post silicon, root-cause problems and steer the team to the best corrective action to move forward.
Able to work as a team and work efficiently in a dynamic environment and on multiple projects. - Develop scripts in python & automate test cases/debug scripts.
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:
- 10+ years of relevent experience.
- Solid understanding of basics electronics.
- Good understanding of DDR4/5, LPDDR4/5 functionalities.
- Functional & Margining testing experience in DDR or other HSIOs.
- Must be a self-starter, and able to independently drive tasks to completion with minimum guidance .
- Ability to apply knowledge of other high-speed, high-performance memory technologies.
- Hands-on experience in using industry standard JTAG, I2C, Tester and Lab tools.
- Should be able to use oscilloscopes, logical analyzers, power supply & thermal equipment.
- Should be able to read/understand schematics & layout.
- Experience with system validation with x86 processors is a plus.
ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:
- Bachelors or Master s degree in electrical or computer engineering
Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent
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