Required Qualifications: 6+ years in embedded/firmware engineering, including 2-3+ years prior experience managing or leading a technical team of firmware engineers Proven experience with UEFI BIOS Deep knowledge of OpenBMC, IPMI, or Redfish Hands-on experience with C/C++ and low-level debugging Deep knowledge of boot architectures (UEFI/BIOS, bootloaders), BMC, SPI/QSPI flash, IO peripherals, and runtime firmware Strong background in implementing security protocols and secure boot mechanisms Strong understanding of buses/protocols (I2C/I3C, SPI, UART, DDR, PCIe, GPIO, PMIC), and memory/storage (NOR/NAND, DRAM, SSD) Proficiency with tools such as Git, GDB and JTAG Demonstrated success shipping products at scale, owning release management and in-field update frameworks Developed strategies for testing and resolving firmware issues across development and production Excellent people leadership, performance management, and stakeholder communication Experience with Arm/x86 platforms, embedded Linux, secure elements, and measured boot pipelines Prior work with factory programming, golden image workflows, and recovery strategies (A/B, rollback protections) Exposure to cloud-connected devices and policy/version orchestration across fleets. • Drive architecture & design reviews: Make pragmatic architecture choices for bootloaders (legacy BIOS (AMI, Phoenix, Insyde) and modern UEFI/EDK II), embedded Linux components, and BMC/MCU firmware-balancing performance, reliability, and serviceability.