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Embedded Systems Firmware Architect
Renesas is a global semiconductor company delivering innovative embedded processing, analog, power, and connectivity solutions. This role supports advanced power management products for demanding compute, AI, datacenter, and infrastructure applications. Renesas is seeking an experienced Embedded Systems/Firmware Architect to define firmware architecture, control interfaces, telemetry systems, and diagnostic frameworks for next-generation digital power management products for AI, data center, and high-performance computing applications. This role works at the intersection of embedded firmware, control systems, semiconductor hardware, validation, and system architecture. The successful candidate will help define scalable firmware frameworks that enable advanced power management, monitoring, characterization, tuning, diagnostics, and system optimization features across multiple product families. This is an architecture-focused role that partners closely with firmware development teams. It is ideal for someone who can prototype quickly, understand implementation tradeoffs, and define clean firmware-facing contracts for complex mixed-signal control systems. Responsibilities Define firmware architecture requirements for digital multiphase power controllers and related power management products. Develop system-facing firmware interfaces for telemetry, monitoring, diagnostics, tuning, characterization, and control-loop support. Translate system architecture needs into clean firmware contracts, data structures, APIs, timing expectations, and execution flows. Collaborate with systems, firmware, digital design, analog design, verification, validation, applications, and software/tool teams. Support embedded characterization methods such as signal injection, frequency-response measurement, fixed-point signal processing, runtime monitoring, and health-oriented diagnostics. Create reference implementations or early prototypes when needed to reduce architectural risk and validate i