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Defines the architecture and long-term strategy for Common Services firmware across SSD products and storage platforms. Leads embedded firmware design, establishes engineering standards, drives performance and reliability improvements, and collaborates across hardware, silicon, software, and product teams. Communicates technical direction and risks, mentors senior engineers, and promotes AI-assisted development practices. Requires deep expertise in C or Rust, PCIe/NVMe architectures, SSD firmware, ARC processors, and embedded systems.

Develops firmware verification plans for enterprise SSD customer requirements and NVMe features. Builds and enhances Python-based test automation, reporting, and data-collection tools; executes validation and regression testing; analyzes failures and performs root-cause investigations. The role also applies machine learning, LLMs, and agent-based AI solutions to improve test development, workflow automation, failure analysis, and validation efficiency.

Develop, test, debug, and improve SSD firmware alongside experienced engineers. Responsibilities include implementing firmware features, resolving performance and reliability issues, creating test plans, supporting product qualification, participating in code reviews, improving development processes, and documenting technical information.

Own end-to-end customer and system validation for enterprise and data-center SSD products. Plan qualification cycles, configure validation environments, develop test cases and automation, analyze failures, perform debugging and risk assessment, and coordinate with firmware, hardware, systems, and product teams. Provide technical ownership, mentorship, and guidance across validation programs while supporting customer-specific platform qualification and compatibility testing.

Own customer-focused system and SSD validation for enterprise and data-center products. Plan qualification and regression cycles, maintain test environments, analyze results, debug system and drive issues, develop automation and test cases, and coordinate with firmware, hardware, and systems teams. The role also mentors engineers, contributes to validation strategy, supports customer qualification programs, and drives root-cause resolution across complex hardware and software environments.

Leads system-level validation, integration, and joint qualification of enterprise and datacenter NVMe SSDs. Responsibilities include developing validation strategies and test plans, performing system bring-up and debugging across hardware, firmware, drivers, operating systems, and platforms, conducting failure analysis, supporting customer issue reproduction, and improving automated Python-based testing and AI-enabled validation workflows. The role also mentors engineers and coordinates qualification activities across firmware, hardware, manufacturing, product engineering, and customer engineering teams.

Leads firmware verification strategy, test planning, automation, coverage closure, and failure analysis for NVMe enterprise SSD products. Architects Python-based automation frameworks, CI/CD and regression infrastructure, defines validation standards, reviews test code, mentors engineers, and partners with firmware architects to improve testability. The role also applies structured debugging, protocol analysis, AI-enabled workflows, and cross-functional risk management across multiple SSD programs.

As a Principal Engineer, you'll architect and implement security features for storage products, focusing on cryptography and cybersecurity across development lifecycles.

Develop and execute firmware verification plans for enterprise SSDs and NVMe protocols using white-box, grey-box, and black-box testing. Build Python-based test automation, analyze regression failures, perform root-cause analysis, improve coverage, and communicate results. Apply machine learning, generative AI, LLMs, and agentic solutions to anomaly detection, failure analysis, validation workflows, documentation, and engineering productivity. Collaborate with firmware, test, and AI/ML teams while contributing to code reviews and quality improvements.

Lead NVMe front-end firmware verification for enterprise SSDs: define verification strategy, build scalable Python-based test automation, perform root-cause failure analysis, drive CI/CD and test infrastructure, apply AI/ML for test optimization, mentor engineers, and collaborate with firmware architects to improve testability and quality.