Hardware Engineer (Compute Server)

What you will do

Collaborate with a global cross-functional team—including industrial design, layout, mechanical, SI, BSP, thermal, DQA, and product management—to drive new product development from concept through mass production.
Lead or contribute to system architecture for storage servers, owning schematic capture, component selection, and PCB layout review to ensure ultra-high-speed signal integrity and robust high-power design.
Design and validate high-density storage backplanes and connectivity solutions (e.g., NVMe/SATA/SAS topologies).
Rapidly prototype concept hardware for mock-ups and feasibility studies; take a hands-on role in board bring-up, debugging, testing, and validation.
Build and execute comprehensive hardware test and validation plans, focusing on data integrity and long-term storage reliability.
Diagnose and resolve complex hardware challenges—from early-stage design issues to in-field anomalies—to ensure rock-solid performance and product reliability.
Own and maintain the Hardware Requirements Document, ensuring a complete and accurate definition of system-level and component-level specifications.

Collaborate with a global cross-functional team—including industrial design, layout, mechanical, SI, BSP, thermal, DQA, and product management—to drive new product development from concept through mass production.
Lead or contribute to system architecture for storage servers, owning schematic capture, component selection, and PCB layout review to ensure ultra-high-speed signal integrity and robust high-power design.
Design and validate high-density storage backplanes and connectivity solutions (e.g., NVMe/SATA/SAS topologies).
Rapidly prototype concept hardware for mock-ups and feasibility studies; take a hands-on role in board bring-up, debugging, testing, and validation.
Build and execute comprehensive hardware test and validation plans, focusing on data integrity and long-term storage reliability.
Diagnose and resolve complex hardware challenges—from early-stage design issues to in-field anomalies—to ensure rock-solid performance and product reliability.
Own and maintain the Hardware Requirements Document, ensuring a complete and accurate definition of system-level and component-level specifications.