The Diagnostics Group in the Software Research & Development Department develops software diagnostics for AMD Athlon and Opteron processors, chipsets, and motherboards. The target environment for our software includes pre-silicon processor verification, system bring-up, product characterization and margining, post-silicon processor validation, and product manufacturing.
This position requires strong technical, communication skills. The responsibilities include identification and refinement of customer requirements.
Qualifications
REQUIRED TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS
- A Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or Computer Science
- Proficient in C/C++
- Experience with make files and scripting languages, such as Perl or UNIX Shell Scripting
- Linux application, driver and kernel development
- An understanding of digital hardware and PC system architecture
- Experience with software version control systems and processes
- Experience with software debug tools
- A solid background in software engineering (planning, estimating, design, testing fundamentals, etc.)
- Experience working with customers and partners on development or support of products to meet their requirements
- Ability to organize and manage priorities
- Works effectively both independently and in a team environment
- Effective written and verbal communication skills – must be able to communicate technical concepts clearly and effectively
- Good interpersonal skills with the ability to work across organizational boundaries
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS
- 4 – 6 years or more of experience in a software development environment, across all phases of the software development lifecycle
- x86 assembly programming
- Experience with CVS, GNU make, GCC
- Strong Linux user experience
- Familiar with PC bus interconnects, such as PCI, PCI-X, AGP, USB, DDR
- Windows NT/2000/XP application and driver development
- Experience with software simulation tools such as BOCHS or Simics desirable
- Experience using protocol analyzers, scopes, and other hardware tools
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