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The Staff Engineer in Firmware Engineering will design, implement, and debug firmware for next-generation storage devices. Responsibilities include developing data structures, software algorithms, and storage interface protocols while working in an Agile environment with CI tools and collaborating with international teams.

The Technologist in Firmware Engineering will lead design activities for NVMe SSD and firmware development, working with cross-functional teams to analyze and modify firmware, resolve technical issues, and develop NAND memory solutions for SSDs. Responsibilities include writing technical documents, conducting training, and collaborating with internal and external customers.

The Staff Engineer will ensure smooth transitions of product processes from R&D to manufacturing, focusing on project management, performance requirements for HDDs, and improvements in magnetic performance and yield productivity. Responsibilities include collaborating with R&D counterparts and supporting inter-departmental projects and failure analysis.

The role involves reporting project outcomes and risks, implementing digital transformation, analyzing production data, and identifying process improvement tactics. Responsibilities also include collaborating with programmers and engineers to enhance production effectiveness.

As a New Grad Data Scientist at Western Digital, you'll collect and clean data, conduct analyses to identify trends, build and evaluate machine learning models, and communicate findings using data visualization tools. You'll also develop APIs, implement testing procedures, and work with cross-functional teams to deliver data-driven insights.

The Staff Engineer, Product Design Engineering will facilitate the transfer of processes from R&D to Penang, oversee program development for CE/HAMR, and improve manufacturing and product performance through collaboration and continuous innovation management. Responsibilities include managing process controls, supporting projects, and providing guidance on magnetic performance issues.

The Technologist will lead a team specializing in Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) control, conduct failure analyses, identify root causes, and implement solutions. This role involves supervising staff, enhancing ESD analysis capabilities, and ensuring product quality and reliability through close collaboration with production, process, and tooling departments.