Silicon PCIe bringup and validation engineer

Job Description

Job Description

The role of the Silicon PCIe Bringup and Validation Engineer involves the initiation and validation of the PCIe subsystems within Rivos SOC design. This position demands a comprehensive grasp of cutting-edge PCIe design tailored for server applications, covering aspects such as physical design, logic, performance, system, and software. Responsibilities includes test generation, configuring test infrastructure, planning and executing bringup processes, and developing and executing validation plans specifically for PCIe systems. Currently, the intention is to fill technical lead or senior technical staff positions for this role.

Responsibilities

• As a lead, you will lead an engineering team responsible for designing, implementing and executing a PCIe subsystem silicon bringup plans, including functional and performance tests, to validate the subsystem for the silicon product to meet the product requirements.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including design, architecture, firmware, and software to ensure successful subsystem integration and validation.
• Work with vendors and partners to ensure successful subsystem bringup and validation, including reviewing and providing feedback on vendor documentation, and coordinating with vendor support teams.
• Debug and root-cause issues found during subsystem bringup and validation, and work with cross-functional teams to implement corrective actions.
• Drive continuous improvement of subsystem bringup and validation processes and methodologies, including automation, tool development, and documentation.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of the subsystem technology and industry trends.

Requirements

Education & Experience

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