Display IP Systems Engineer

Role Overview

The Display IP Systems Engineer at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is an essential role tasked with driving the planning, verification, and debugging of the DCN (Display Controller Next) hardware IP for AMD's next-generation APU and dGPU SOC programs. The chosen candidate will contribute to the IP Systems Engineering Team, focusing on improving and innovating processes related to display technologies.

Position Dynamics

This position requires a dynamic and passionate individual who can operate independently while also thriving as part of a technical team. Collaboration with various supporting teams—design, diagnostics, emulation, firmware, and driver—will be crucial to ensure the functionality and readiness of the DCN IP for first silicon arrivals.

Experience Required

Qualified applicants should have an extensive background in digital logic/platform design, verification, or post-silicon verification. Candidates must possess strong programming/scripting skills and familiarity with ASIC debug techniques, lab equipment, and board/platform-level debug. Excellent communication abilities and a results-oriented mindset are crucial for success in this role.

Key Responsibilities

• Define and execute an overall functional test plan and verification strategy for AMD DCN IP.
• Drive innovation in validation/verification processes and partake in technical initiatives.
• Debug DCN IP issues during various phases of SOC programs.
• Engage in pre-silicon verification efforts utilizing FPGA-based emulation and other methodologies.
• Lead technical discussions to resolve issues and roll out new initiatives.
• Support customer platforms by addressing issues as directed by support teams.

Qualifications

Applicants must hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering. In-depth knowledge of PC architectures and an understanding of high-speed interfaces are advantageous. Leadership, mentoring skills, and flexibility in task management will be highly regarded.

Education Requirements

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering.