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Staff Product Development Engineer (System Level Test)

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PenangFull-timePosted 3mo ago

About the role

SLT Product Development Engineer leading system level test solutions for AMD’s Data Center Graphics (DCG) during New Product Introduction (NPI), collaborating with architecture, design, product & test engineering, and quality teams to optimize test time, yield, cost, and quality.

Responsibilities

  • Accountable to drive and develop SLT solutions to meet business milestone, cost and quality in system level area.
  • Solves complex, novel, and non-recurring problems; initiates significant changes to existing processes/methods and leads development and implementation
  • Conduct engineering evaluations and analysis to drive closure of production issues
  • Develop and architect SLT logging or data collection flow in manufacturing
  • Influences technical decisions that have a significant impact on final product
  • Involves collaboration on or assuming the consultative or leadership responsibilities for a specific project or for product development initiatives
  • May provide technical supervision or mentoring junior engineers
  • Upscale overall team capabilities on low level system debug for AMD data center product families

Qualifications

  • - Proficient understanding of x86 CPU and GPU architecture and functionality, HBM, as well as DDR, PCIe, USB, GTA (as mentioned)

Skills

Required:x86 CPU architectureGPU architectureCommunication skills
Nice to have:HBM (High Bandwidth Memory)SoC design and power management featuresFirmware and Software interactionProgramming/scriptingOperating systemsLeadership/mentoring

Benefits

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Last updated Oct 15, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.
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