Engineer, PCIe Validation at Tenstorrent. About the role Tenstorrent is building high-performance RISC-V CPUs and AI platforms to redefine modern computing. We are seeking an engineer to validate high-speed PCIe interfaces and manage the integration between hardware and firmware. This role involves hands-on lab work and cross-functional collaboration to ensure our systems meet performance goals.
Key facts Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Engagement: Hybrid
What you'll do Lead the validation of PCIe interfaces, covering the full stack from controller to PHY.
Perform hands-on debugging in the lab to resolve system-level issues.
Collaborate with hardware, firmware, and software teams to bring up current features.
Triage and isolate complex problems across hardware and software layers.
Contribute to the development of next-generation AI and ML computing systems.
Requirements Experience with lab equipment including oscilloscopes, protocol analyzers, and JTAG.
Ability to work effectively at the intersection of hardware and firmware.




Strong analytical skills for debugging system interactions.
Capability to adapt to unfamiliar technical challenges and solve them independently.
Open to candidates of various experience levels.
Skills & tools PCIe interface validation
Oscilloscopes
Protocol analyzers
JTAG
Firmware and hardware integration
Practical notes Employment is contingent upon the applicant being eligible to access U.S. export-controlled technology. Due to U.S. export laws, including the Export Administration Regulations, the company must verify compliance regarding the transfer of technology to nationals of certain countries. This may require citizenship or permanent residency status, or the ability to obtain prior license approval from the U.S. Commerce Department. Offers may be rescinded if employment is not possible under these legal requirements.
Tenstorrent provides a competitive compensation package and benefits.

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📌 Engineer, PCIe Validation (British Columbia)
🏢 Tenstorrent
📍 British Columbia