Ecosystem Integration Engineer

You will act as the technical interface for ODM, OEM, manufacturing and component partners. You will guide hardware integration and bring-up, support production ramps, investigate defects, qualify components, validate board revisions, and document test and qualification outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Support ODM and OEM integration of accelerator cards, modules and AI SBCs.
• Guide hardware compatibility, power, cooling, mechanical and BIOS or firmware configuration.
• Support operating system, driver, SDK and inference validation during partner bring-up.
• Create and maintain integration guides, application notes and FAQs.
• Support contract manufacturers during production introduction, inspection and pilot runs.
• Validate production test procedures and escalate deviations.
• Investigate production defects and drive root-cause analysis.
• Track corrective and preventive actions through closure.
• Coordinate component qualification and field-anomaly investigations with suppliers.
• Characterize power-related issues and communicate findings.
• Evaluate BOM alternatives and provide electrical equivalency data.
• Perform bring-up, testing and regression validation for hardware revisions.
• Document qualification results, test reports and design deviations.

Requirements

• 5+ years of hands-on electronic hardware engineering experience.
• Experience with embedded or system-level PCB design.
• Knowledge of PCIe, USB, I2C, SPI, UART and LPDDR.
• Proficiency with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, power analyzers and JTAG debuggers.
• Ability to read and annotate schematics and PCB layouts.
• Experience integrating add-in cards or modules into OEM or ODM platforms.
• Knowledge of mechanical, thermal, EMC and ESD considerations.
• Linux installation and configuration experience.
• Experience with EMS or CM processes and production failure analysis.
• Experience supporting an MPI, EVT, DVT or PVT cycle.

Benefits

• Pension plan.
• Employee insurances.
• Option to receive company shares.