Marvell Technology is a leader in semiconductor solutions, providing essential building blocks for data infrastructure across various sectors. They are seeking an Early Career Firmware Engineer to transform system-level requirements into functional firmware, create documentation, and design automated testing systems. The role involves working on high-speed optical components and contributing to the full product lifecycle from concept to production.
Transform system‑level requirements into functional firmware
Create documentation, including functional specifications, design documents, and test specifications
Design and implement code unit testing processes
Design and execute automated regression testing systems
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering or Computer Science
0-2 years of relevant experience
Experience with microprocessor architectures, such as ARM or RISC V
Proficient in C and Python
Strong collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively with distributed and remote teams
Solid understanding of RTOS fundamentals, including queuing, memory management, and interrupt processing
Experience developing embedded device drivers and working with common communication protocols (e.g., SPI, I²C, MDIO, UART)
Ability to read and interpret hardware design schematics
Proficiency with development tools, including version control (Git), build environments (IDEs, gmake), and code auto-documenting systems (e.g., Doxygen)
Excellent written and verbal English skills, with an emphasis on clarity and technical precision
Exceptional multitasking and organizational abilities, with a track record of managing multiple priorities in fast paced environments
Preferred
Benefits
Employee stock purchase plan with a 2-year look back
Family support programs to help balance work and home life
Robust mental health resources to prioritize emotional well-being
Recognition and service awards to celebrate contributions and milestones
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