Required Embedded Systems Engineer, High Speed DSP
About the job
In this role, youll work to shape the future of AI/ML hardware acceleration. You will have an opportunity to drive cutting-edge TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) technology that powers our most demanding AI/ML applications. Youll be part of a team that pushes boundaries, developing custom silicon solutions that power the future of our TPU. You'll contribute to the innovation behind products loved by millions worldwide, and leverage your design and verification expertise to verify complex digital designs, with a specific focus on TPU architecture and its integration within AI/ML-driven systems.
In this role, for High-Speed DSP, you will architect and define the low-level firmware and control loops powering our physical-layer communications silicon. Sitting at the critical intersection of digital signal processing (DSP), hardware-software co-design, and real-time systems, you will lead the development of adaptive algorithms, error correction (FEC), and link-telemetry frameworks. Your work will directly bridge the gap between high-performance hardware pipelines and our AI infrastructure, transforming complex communication systems theory into reliable, real-time silicon execution.
Responsibilities
Define the long-term firmware roadmap and hardware-software partitioning for physical-layer interfaces, determining the optimal balance between hardware-fixed logic and programmable firmware.
Architect advanced "in-situ" monitoring systems and firmware-driven diagnostics to track physical-layer link health, Bit Error Rate (BER) trends, and channel quality across millions of ports in real-time.
Design, model, and implement bare-metal or RTOS firmware to control high-speed transceivers, managing real-time adaptive loops, clock and data recovery (CDR), and physical-layer calibration.
Partner with TPU Systems, Networking Software, and High-Performance Computing (HPC) teams to ensure silicon firmware integrates seamlessly with global cluster management and collective communication frameworks.
Identify and de-risk hardware-software interface bottlenecks (e.g., register maps, driver latencies, and boot-up sequencing) that impact our AI infrastructure.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Real-Time Embedded Software Engineer to join our core engineering team and develop advanced software for high-performance, mission-critical embedded systems.

Key Responsibilities
Own tasks, infrastructure, and subsystems end-to-end, from requirements analysis and system modeling through design, implementation, testing, integration, and deployment.
Design, implement, integrate, and optimize real-time software for MCU-based platforms.
Translate system-level requirements into robust and efficient software solutions.
Lead software integration and validation on target platforms, including troubleshooting and system bring-up.
Contribute to the development and improvement of software infrastructure and platform-level capabilities.
Work closely with Hardware, Algorithms, and System Engineering teams within a multidisciplinary R&D environment.
Collaborate with relevant stakeholders to drive tasks and projects forward efficiently.

We are looking for an Embedded Software Engineer to join the SW group and take a major part in redefining the future of AWS cloud.

Were searching for engineers with a passion for networking to develop SRD (Scalable Reliable Datagram). SRD is a high-performance, low-latency transport protocol used within our Web Services infrastructure to optimize network performance. SRD powers several high-impact, cutting-edge products, including on-demand ML and HPC platforms leveraging EFA, next-generation storage services built on EBS, and the future of AWS network traffic.

Key job responsibilities
As an Embedded Software Engineer on the SRD team, your primary responsibility will be to develop and optimize SRD technology across AWSs network infrastructure. You will work on cutting-edge, high-performance platforms that power ML, HPC, and storage-intensive workloads.

Your role will involve designing, deploying, and maintaining the SRD codebase, ensuring its reliability and scalability to meet the demands of diverse applications. You will gain in-depth knowledge of the various platforms and services running SRD within AWS, diving deep to understand their unique challenges and complexities.

Collaboration will be key, as you will work across multiple teams at different layers of the software stack. You will also contribute to defining new hardware modules and enabling offloads to enhance performance.

As a Software Development Engineer in Test on our team, you will own the quality of Nitro card embedded software and firmware. You will design, develop, and maintain test automation for embedded systems and components, covering hardware interface verification, real-time firmware behavior validation, firmware update integrity, and fleet-scale deployment confidence. You will collaborate closely with firmware development teams to troubleshoot complex system-level problems at the hardware-software boundary and ensure timely delivery of high-quality Nitro card software to AWS Cloud solutions.

Key job responsibilities
- Own the firmware test automation framework - architect, develop, and extend a Python-based validation solution that scales across multiple Nitro card generations and hardware platforms, automating test coverage across the full firmware stack from boot sequences through board management layers and card-level system integration.
- Design and implement traceable, specification-driven test cases that validate firmware functional correctness, fault tolerance, and performance across hardware components, communication interfaces, and cross-subsystem interactions.
- Optimize CI/CD pipelines by integrating pre-merge and post-merge firmware validation, defining trigger policies per hardware generation, enforcing coding-standard compliance, and reducing commit-to-validated cycle time.
- Troubleshoot complex embedded system failures by analyzing firmware logs, system traces, and hardware diagnostics, then translate field incidents into targeted regression suites that prevent recurrence.
- Collaborate with firmware and hardware teams during new-generation silicon bring-up, define test plans, drive quality gates for production release, and mentor teammates on testing best practices and system architecture.

A day in the life
You start your morning reviewing overnight CI results and triaging any firmware validation failures flagged across active Nitro card generations. Mid-morning, you pair with a firmware engineer to debug a boot-sequence regression discovered during pre-merge testing, using hardware-in-the-loop test benches and system traces. After lunch, you join a design review for a next-generation Nitro card, providing input on testability and proposing validation strategies for new subsystem interfaces. Later, you refine your test framework to improve coverage for a recently released feature, then wrap up by sharing your findings in a team knowledge-sharing session.

We are seeking a Software Embedded Development Engineer to design, develop, and optimize mission-critical embedded software for cloud infrastructure. You will join teams focused on networking, machine learning acceleration, and high-performance computing (HPC), impacting millions of AWS services globally.

Cutting-Edge Technology: Work on custom silicon (e.g., Graviton, ML accelerators) and innovative networking solutions at the intersection of hardware and software.

Growth & Innovation: Benefit from AWSs resources, mentorship programs, and opportunities to publish technical content.

Our EyeQ Platform Group is looking for a talented Embedded SW Developer to join our Haifa team. In this role, you will be at the heart of our SoC (System on a Chip) validation, specifically responsible for theVideo Interface Unit- the "eyes" of our autonomous driving technology.
You will write high-performance, object-oriented C++ code on our proprietary validation OS, interface with low-level drivers, and take a lead role in complex board bring-up processes. If you thrive on solving "impossible" hardware-software puzzles alongside HW engineers, this is the place for you.
What will your job look like:
Design and implement robust C++ code for multi-threaded, multi-core environments running on advanced MIPS and RISC-V architectures.
Develop Video Interface drivers and frameworks, maintaining and scaling existing systems to support next-gen SoC capabilities.
Board bring-up activities and debug complex systems on our proprietary Silicon.
Utilize on-SoC scripting engines to provide flexibility and interactive SoC usage for internal and external stakeholders.

We're seeking a passionate and skilled Embedded Firmware Engineer to play a pivotal role in delivering the next generation of us. In this highly visible position, you'll be at the intersection of hardware and software, collaborating closely with logic designers to deeply understand system-level operations and performance requirements for hardware validation.

In this role, you will develop critical low-level embedded firmware specifically designed to validate hardware functionality, ensure conformance, and drive performance during the bring-up and testing phases of new silicon. This involves designing, developing, and integrating complex drivers, diagnostic tests, and infrastructure essential for SoC bring-up, post-silicon validation, and debugging activities. Ultimately, you'll lead hands-on firmware development, system-level validation, and problem-solving at the hardware-software interface in a dynamic, collaborative environment, with your work directly enabling the successful launch of future our products by ensuring our silicon meets the highest standards.

We're seeking a passionate and skilled Embedded Firmware Engineer to play a pivotal role in delivering the next generation of us. In this highly visible position, you'll be at the intersection of hardware and software, collaborating closely with logic designers to deeply understand system-level operations and performance requirements for hardware validation. In this role, you will develop critical low-level embedded firmware specifically designed to validate hardware functionality, ensure conformance, and drive performance during the bring-up and testing phases of new silicon. This involves designing, developing, and integrating complex drivers, diagnostic tests, and infrastructure essential for SoC bring-up, post-silicon validation, and debugging activities. Ultimately, you'll lead hands-on firmware development, system-level validation, and problem-solving at the hardware-software interface in a dynamic, collaborative environment, with your work directly enabling the successful launch of future products by ensuring our silicon meets the highest standards.