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Strong NVIDIA brand and Bangalore metro raise applicant density despite niche OpenBMC firmware specialization.
Niche BMC firmware, device driver, and platform security skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 0-1 year requirement plus mandatory OpenBMC, driver, and firmware expertise increases filtering strictness.
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Design and implement OpenBMC core infrastructure and manageability features for NVIDIA GPU server platforms.
Develop and optimize performance monitoring BMC solutions adhering to DMTF standards like MCTP, Redfish, SPDM, and PLDM.
Collaborate with open source community and cross-functional teams including security and hardware to influence and review firmware and hardware design.
Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science (or equivalent experience).
0-1 years of relevant experience in BMC firmware development on x86 or ARM platforms.
Experience with board bring-up, device drivers (I2C/I3C, SPI, PCIe, SMBus, Mail-box), and device trees for U-Boot and Linux kernel.
Knowledge of system management standards: IPMI, KCS, DMTF Standards (PLDM, MCTP, Redfish, PMBus, NVMe) plus Linux programming and scripting skills in C/C++, Bash, Python, Go.
Familiar with designing firmware for server platform components including CPU, GPU, DIMM, SSDs, NICs, PSU, FPGA, CPLD.
Experienced in Linux systems including distributions, image building, and upgrade mechanisms.
Demonstrated ability to contribute to open source or industry standards (OpenBMC, IPMI, DMTF) and expertise in system software security for server hardware architectures.