PCIe Switch Fabric SW; Dev + Test

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PCIe Switch Fabric SW (Dev + Test)

We are seeking a highly skilled Software Developer and Tester specializing in PCI Express (PCIe) Switch Fabric technologies. In this role, you’ll design, develop, validate, and optimize embedded software and test frameworks that drive high-performance I/O interconnect and switching solutions used in data centers, storage systems, and networking platforms.

• Design and develop embedded software and firmware controlling PCIe switch fabric devices and components.
• Implement low-level drivers, protocol stacks, and configuration utilities for PCIe Gen4/Gen5/Gen6 environments.
• Develop automation scripts, test suites, and simulation frameworks to validate switch fabric functionality and performance.
• Debug complex system interactions involving PCIe transactions, DMA operations, and memory mapping.
• Collaborate with hardware, firmware, and validation teams to ensure functional integration and compliance with PCIe specifications.
• Analyze logs, performance metrics, and protocol traces using tools such as LeCroy, Teledyne, or protocol analyzers.
• Write detailed design and test documentation, driving continuous improvement in reliability and test coverage.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
• 3–8 years of experience in embedded software development or validation for PCIe or high-speed interconnect systems.
• Strong knowledge of PCIe architecture, protocol layers, configuration space, and switch fabric topology.
• Proficiency in C/C++, scripting languages (Python, Perl, or Shell), and Linux driver development.
• Hands‑on experience with debugging tools, traffic generators, and compliance test suites.
• Familiarity with U‑Boot, Linux kernel, and embedded RTOS environments.

• Strong problem‑solving mindset with attention to detail and structured debugging approach.
• Excellent communication and documentation skills for cross‑functional collaboration.
• Self‑driven and able to work independently in a fast‑paced R&D environment.