Define architectural frameworks for embedded software, emphasizing secure and high-performance solutions.
Translate complex product-level requirements into detailed firmware-level documentation.
Develop algorithms, protocols, and design patterns for interaction with operating systems, kernels, drivers, and external software components.
Lead efforts in vulnerability assessment and threat analysis to identify gaps and define solutions to close them.
Work closely with firmware engineering teams to provide estimates, validate sensitive feature implementation, and ensure alignment with architectural intent.
Provide education and training on Intel's features and firmware practices.
Collaborate with engineering teams to assess the feasibility of new technology adoption and ensure robust secure product design.
Drive research initiatives to discover innovative solutions and contribute to Intel's product roadmap.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
At least 6 years of experience with firmware development in C or low-level Linux driver development.
At least 2 years of experience in firmware architecture or system-level design, with a broad architectural view across hardware, firmware, and software interfaces.
In-depth knowledge of embedded system mitigations, including RTOS and Linux environments.
Familiarity with cryptographic accelerators, packet parsers, and hardware documentation.
Ability to write clear, coherent, and implementable firmware requirements documentation.
Hands-on experience writing firmware code for ARM or Xtensa CPUs under RTOS and/or Linux environments.