Drimva

Micron

Staff SSD Firmware Test Engineer

$121K–$207K

Longmont-MAX- Office, CO · Staff · Full-time · Posted Aug 7, 2026

Experience
Bachelor's degree with ~8+ years, Master's with ~6+ years, or PhD with ~4+ years of relevant experience.
Education
Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Computer Science, Data Science, Electrical/Computer Engineering, or a related field.

About the job

Leads enterprise SSD firmware validation strategy, test infrastructure, and AI/ML-powered methods for verifying NVMe features across product lines.

What you'll do

  • Design firmware verification strategies and scalable test frameworks; validate complex NVMe front-end features.
  • Own test infrastructure and failure analysis, and set quality, coverage, and continuous-improvement practices.
  • Develop AI/ML solutions for test optimization, failure triage, predictive analytics, anomaly detection, and test prioritization; mentor engineers and advise stakeholders.

What they ask for

  • Expert Python proficiency, including NumPy, pandas, and scikit-learn, and a record of building production-quality automation frameworks.
  • Deep expertise in test architecture, automation strategy, and validation methodologies.
  • Demonstrated experience designing, training, and deploying ML models for test optimization or failure analysis.
  • Ability to lead technical initiatives and communicate complex technical concepts to diverse audiences.

Nice to have

  • TensorFlow or PyTorch and MLOps; AI/Generative AI use in engineering or production testing.
  • Embedded systems, firmware architecture, NVMe/PCIe/OCP, NAND/SSD validation, Rust or C, Linux/Windows, and Git/CI/CD experience.

Pay

$121,000.00 - $207,000.00 a year (USD, base salary)

Tools

Python, NumPy, pandas, scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch, NVMe, PCIe

AI focus

Design and deploy AI/ML for test optimization, intelligent failure triage, predictive analytics, anomaly detection, and test prioritization; preferred experience includes Generative AI and MLOps.

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