Systems Software Engineer
FuriosaAI is a South Korean AI semiconductor company building energy-efficient inference accelerators, servers, and software for enterprise and cloud AI deployments.
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About FuriosaAI
FuriosaAI develops the RNGD AI inference accelerator and NXT RNGD Server, alongside a software toolchain for compiling, optimizing, and deploying LLM and agentic-AI workloads.
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About the Role
You will develop and maintain boot firmware, early system initialization, and power-management software for AI accelerator SoCs. You will port and debug Arm Trusted Firmware and bootloaders, support FPGA and silicon bring-up, write low-level drivers and test code, investigate firmware-to-hardware issues, and maintain technical documentation.
Requirements
- BS or higher in Computer Science, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Programming skills in C and shell scripting, Python, or Go.
- Basic understanding of Rust or willingness to learn it.
- Understanding of computer architecture, including CPU pipelines, memory hierarchy, cache, virtual memory, MMU, and interrupts.
- Basic understanding of the Linux kernel and device drivers.
- Familiarity with operating-system concepts and the Linux development environment, including gcc or clang, make, git, and shell.
- Problem-solving skills and willingness to investigate low-level details.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain boot firmware and early system-initialization code under senior-engineer guidance.
- Port, build, and debug Arm Trusted Firmware and bootloaders on SoC platforms.
- Develop power-management firmware for DVFS, clock and power domains, and low-power state transitions.
- Support SoC bring-up and silicon validation on FPGA prototypes and real silicon.
- Write and maintain low-level drivers, test code, and technical documentation.
- Investigate and debug issues across firmware, the Linux kernel, and hardware boundaries.