Develops software with a direct interface to hardware including microcode, IPspecific firmware, FPGA, and DSPs. Responsible for designing and implementing interfaces that abstract low level hardware details from higher levels of software and firmware, performing design and code reviews, as well as testing and validating product implementations.

Qualifications

Must be a Bachelor of Science degree or a Master of Science degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering or Electrical/Electronic Engineering with a minimum of 5 years (alterable) of experience in UEFI-based BIOS development.

Additional qualifications include:
- Good software architecture, design and debugging skills
- Good problem solving and decision making skill
- Good communication and/or presentation skills in English
- Knowledge of C and preferably assembly language
- Good knowledge of UEFI BIOS
- Good knowledge of X86 system hardware architecture
- Knowledge of ACPI specification and other industry standards
- Knowledge of Windows OS and Linux (a plus)
- Ability to persuade others with technical knowledge for the proposed designs/solutions

Inside this Business Group

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Work Model for this Role

This role will be eligible for our hybrid work model which allows employees to split their time between working on-site at their assigned Intel site and off-site.