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Sign Up to ReadThe company builds flash memory and SSDs, and this role sits in its data center storage work, where enterprise SSDs run in hyperscale server environments.
You will lead complex failure investigations across the full storage path, from the host and operating system down to SSD firmware and NAND. The role calls for deep knowledge of server hardware, storage stacks, NVMe and PCIe, and SSD firmware internals, plus the ability to reproduce hard system-level failures alone and guide cross-functional teams to lasting fixes.
The team is spread across time zones.
Requisition number 2282.
Salary range is $155,420.00 to $259,030.00.
No relocation assistance is provided.
Equal opportunity applies to all employment decisions, including hiring, promotion, pay and termination.
Part of the week in the office
No relocation
Kioxia
Office in CA, United States
Also hiring in Irvine, United States, TX, United States and San Jose, United States
1 of their 15 open roles is remote
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