Staff Engineer, Firmware Engineering

Analog Devices•Durham, NC

4d•$124,721 - $180,602•Hybrid

About The Position

Analog Devices (NASDAQ: ADI) designs and manufactures semiconductor products and solutions. We enable our customers to interpret the world around us by intelligently bridging the physical and digital worlds with unmatched technologies that sense, measure and connect. The Cloud and Datacenter Power business unit is looking for an experienced firmware engineer to join our team in Colorado Springs, CO, developing our next-generation multiphase buck VR solutions for the datacenter and communications market. The ideal candidate has 8+ years of SoC / ASIC experience defining, implementing, and verifying firmware for digital and mixed-signal designs. Analog Devices offers a Flexible Work policy which includes remote work days and alternative schedule options. The Raleigh NC Analog Device design center locations is a possible alternative to the preferred Colorado Springs design center.

Requirements

8+ years of SoC / ASIC experience defining, implementing, and verifying firmware for digital and mixed-signal designs.
Knowledge of software development tool chains and best practices.
Understanding of power management and power delivery.
Working with analog, digital and system designers, product definers and applications engineers, and other company software team members.
Solid understanding of security algorithms.
Lab skills including debug use of scope, logic analyzer, etc.

Nice To Haves

Object-oriented programming, SystemVerilog, C++, Python programming.
Knowledge of multi-phase power converters and power architecture for the Cloud and Data Center market.
Development of standalone helper tools and flow glue scripts using python.
8/32 bit embedded microcontrollers (8051, ARM, RiscV).
Embedded software development paradigms (Keil, Eclipse, Visual Studio, etc.).

Responsibilities

Designing, Developing and Validating embedded assembly and C code firmware and low-level system software for chips and products used for power delivery.
Understanding sub-system requirements and validating chip/system operations.
Testing and Debugging embedded firmware through verilog simulations, and on FPGA-based emulation platforms and chips using lab equipment and lab automation.
Delivering quality embedded system firmware with very good documentation.
Following and Enhancing coding standards and documentation requirements.
Participating in code reviews.
Developing, documenting, rationalizing and presenting system requirements to a diverse audience of engineers.
Ability to work simultaneously on multiple projects and set priorities to deliver on schedule.