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# System Engineer (PIT) specialized in AI Server Bring-up

- **Company:** Axiado Corp
- **Location:** Austin, TX, United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $80,000.0 - $200,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** C (Programming Language), Artificial Intelligence, Assembly Language, C++ (Programming Language), Communications Protocols, Linux, Event Logging, Firmware, Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), Monitoring of Systems, Python (Programming Language), Linux Kernel, PCI Express, Webui, Shell Script, Systems Integration, Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter, High Performance Computing, PIC Microcontroller, Software Troubleshooting, Bare Metal, Bmc Software
- **Published:** June 24, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/2edbb63b-2ddc-4d9f-9a4e-b7f4aea655e6

## About the Role

1. 10+ years of experience in firmware engineering, specializing in embedded systems and platform integration.

 2. Proficient in C, C++, assembly language, shell scripting, and Python for firmware development.

 3. Deep understanding of Linux operating system internals, including kernel architecture, applications, and IPC.

 4. Strong expertise in low-level protocols, including I2C, I3C, GPIO, USB, LTPI, SGPIO, UART, and MCTP, eSPI, SSIF.

 5. Strong capability in BMC porting, with the ability to independently adapt BMC solutions to custom hardware and proprietary algorithms.

 6. Experience working with embedded systems, microcontrollers, FPGAs, and ARM-based architectures.

 7. Comprehensive knowledge of firmware architecture, including bare-metal programming and security implementations.

Preferred Skills:

 1. Extensive experience in end-to-end server bring-up and the architectural development of high-performance AI server platforms.

 2. Experience working with OpenBMC stack, including customization and integration for various platforms.

## Description

We are looking for System Engineer (PIT) specialized in AI Server Bring-up to drive the integration of our Secure AI engine into high-performance computing environments. You will leverage deep expertise in Linux kernel internals and low-level communication protocols (MCTP, eSPI, LTPI) to build robust, secure, and reliable server management solutions for global customers., 1. Implement firmware features that enable communication with peripherals via SPI, I2C, SGPIO, LTPI, PCIe, and other relevant protocols, following chipset specifications and datasheets.

 2. Collaborate closely with customers to provide technical guidance, ensuring they understand and resolve platform integration challenges effectively. Offer both strategic and day-to-day technical support for assigned accounts.

 3. Troubleshoot complex technical issues in diverse customer environments, applying broad concepts and innovative problem-solving to deliver effective solutions.

 4. Ensure security compliance, including secure boot mechanisms and platform root of trust, maintaining robust security across the system.

 5. Integrate Secure AI engine solutions into customer platforms, supporting

NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD-based systems to enhance AI-driven functionality.

 6. Develop and maintain BMC software for system monitoring, event logging, WebUI, and other essential platform functionalities.


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