Description
Join the team behind HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI, one of the most widely deployed firmware diagnostics solutions across HP commercial and consumer PCs.
The team develops and maintains diagnostics, validation, and platform enablement solutions running directly in the UEFI environment, helping customers, manufacturing sites, service centers, and engineering teams identify and resolve hardware issues before the operating system loads.
What We Work On
UEFI Diagnostics
Develop and enhance diagnostics for HP platforms, including:
- Memory diagnostics and stress testing
- Storage and Disk Self-Test
- Battery health diagnostics
- Audio diagnostics (UAC, HD Audio, I2S, SoundWire)
- Camera diagnostics (UVC, MIPI Camera)
- Network diagnostics
- System board and platform validation
- Factory diagnostics and manufacturing solutions
Platform Firmware Development
- UEFI / BIOS development
- ACPI architecture and debugging
- Device discovery and platform enumeration
- Hardware validation and bring-up
- BIOS, EC, Driver, and OS integration
Current Focus Areas
In addition to supporting millions of existing HP x86 products, we are actively exploring the next generation of PC platforms:
- ARM PC enablement
- AI PC platform validation
- ACPI-based modern device architecture
- MIPI Camera and advanced audio subsystems
- Rust-based firmware and diagnostics development
- AI-assisted software engineering workflows
- Virtualized firmware development using QEMU and simulation environments
Why This Team Is Different
This role sits at the intersection of hardware, UEFI firmware, ACPI, diagnostics, and AI. You will have opportunities to work on everything from legacy x86 commercial platforms to next-generation ARM AI PCs, solving challenging problems across the full system stack.
Preferred Skills
- UEFI / BIOS / EDK2
- C/C++ and/or Rust
- ACPI development or debugging
- ARM64 and x86 platforms
- Windows or Linux internals
- Hardware interfaces such as PCIe, USB, I2C, SPI, UVC, UAC, I2S, MIPI, and SoundWire
- System-level debugging and validation