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Kandou Ai

Staff Engineer – Embedded SoC Firmware – DDR Memory controller - Pune & Hyderabad

PuneIndia
Staff · FullTime · Engineering
POSTED 11 SEPT
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The responsibility of this role is to develop firmware modules and services for Kandou’s Memory fabrics products with DDR interfaces

Firmware is responsible for implementing and supporting the major differentiating features of Kandou’ products.

Basic qualification

Strong academic and technical background in Electronics & Computer engineering. At a minimum, a Bachelor’s in EE or Computer Science is required, and a Master’s is preferred.

Experience developing firmware (Bare metal/RTOS) for DRAM/DDR controllers

Minimum 8-15 years’ experience developing firmware for Server, Memory controllers and DDR PHY programming

Required experience

Hands-on experience designing and developing embedded firmware for DDR memory controller/PCIe/NVME protocols with proficiency in C (preferred) or C++, including development of C-based SDKs.

Experience with Bare-metal and RTOS/Zephyr OS firmware development and enablement

Familiar with SoC interfaces to common IP blocks such as PCIe Controllers, NVME Controllers, DDR controllers, AMBA/AHB interfaces, on-chip memory interfaces, and other similar interfaces

Work with various cross-functional groups such as architect, other development teams, QA/validation, product management and customer teams across various sites

Preferred experience

Experience with storage or SSD firmware, including NVMe, PCIe, CXL or flash management concepts.

Hands-on experience with simulation or virtual platform–based development (e.g., Renode, QEMU, or similar)

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