Robert Johnson Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

Firmware leadership

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

Leads a global firmware development organization accountable for delivering innovative IP specific Firmware enabling unique functionalities for Intel's Client and Datacenter Roadmap. Also accountable leader for firmware across all datacenter firmware elements of Intel's next generation future Datacenter product.

Hillsboro, Oregon

Leads a global organization of 250+ people distributed across multiple International locations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia with accountability for design, implementation, and delivery of silicon enabling firmware for Intel Client and Datacenter products, especially firmware required for enabling current and next generation silicon and silicon technologies. Accountable for team growth and efficiency improvements necessary for enabling Intel's Datacenter and Client roadmaps, currently reaching $70+ Billion in revenue annually.

Columbia, South Carolina Metropolitan Area ; Hillsboro, Oregon

Management and Leadership position of a global organization of between 90 and 150 people distributed across multiple International locations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Accountability included creation and delivery of all BIOS development and enabling for Intel Server Datacenter products including silicon enabling firmware and reference platform enabling BIOS. Accountable for team growth and efficiency improvements necessary for enabling a rapidly growing datacenter roadmap reaching nearly $25 Billion in revenue products.

Columbia, South Carolina Area

Management for Intel Server BIOS / UEFI silicon enabling firmware team varying from from between 7 and 35 people who were accountable for delivering UEFI Firmware for multiple generations and segments of Intel Server silicon roadmap. Responsibilities include: Leading development of silicon enabling BIOS as a "player coach" with roles balanced between technical deliverables, team management, and program management; being the firmware program interface for server silicon enabling activities; and, leading a growing a team of BIOS developers to enable the expanding Server product portfolio

Columbia, South Carolina Metropolitan Area

Individual contributor responsible fore leading development of silicon enabling firmware for Intel Server products. Responsibilities included: Development of firmware from specification definition, debug and enabling of Intel silicon and Intel reference platforms from first silicon power on events through production qualification (PRQ) and into product sustaining with customers.

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

BIOS / UEFI firmware development and management responsible for delivering firmware for Intel Desktop Motherboards. Roles included direct development of UEFI Firmware and Management of up to 20 people who delivered silicon initialization firmware / BIOS for all Intel Desktop Motherboards.