diegojro

Developed automation solutions using Python, C#, and UNIX scripting to streamline engineering workflows across business units. Designed, automated, and maintained end-to-end engineering flows (GitHub Actions), improving design quality and operational efficiency. Tools, Flows & Methodologies (TFM) Engineer within Intel’s Design Automation organization. Integrated automation into production environments (CI/CD), enabling predictability and scalability in chip design execution. Conducted data analysis, documented and tracked metrics, and identified inefficiencies to inform methodology improvements and drive continuous enhancement of flows. Authored documentation, delivered training to LUA´s (Lead Microarchitecture), and provided direct support to teams adopting new tools and methodologies. Collaborated cross-functionally with RTL designers, verification engineers, physical design, and system architects to ensure methodology alignment and execution success. Owned daily monitoring and job scheduling on UNIX-based environments, troubleshooting failures, and optimizing compute resource usage to ensure stable and scalable operation of design infrastructure. Mentored junior engineers and contributed to reusable automation frameworks and internal knowledge bases, driving adoption of best practices across the organization.

Applied advanced scripting skills in Python and Bash to automate test cases and build robust automation frameworks in Linux environments. Leveraged deep networking expertise across Layer 2/3, security, multicast, QoS, and network management to validate and troubleshoot critical services including DHCP, DNS, and FTP. Collaborated with cross-functional teams to identify network issues, streamline testing workflows, and improve service reliability.