Flash memory and enterprise SSD supplier for OEM and data center buyers
KIOXIA America sells NAND flash and SSD products (NVMe, SAS, SATA, eMMC) into the US market, with job posts dominated by customer and OEM qualification work. An accelerating, senior- and staff-heavy engineering and support hiring mix, plus a Python/fio/Docker/GitLab test toolchain, points to a push to scale SSD qualification and failure triage as the company targets hyperscale and data center share.
KIOXIA America, Inc. is the San Jose, California-based US arm of a flash memory business, supplying SSD and NAND flash storage products. Its portfolio spans NVMe, SAS, SATA and eMMC interfaces, with work aligned to Open Compute Project standards for data center deployments. Customers include OEMs, global accounts and hyperscale operators that require formal product qualification. The company is privately held, employs 201–500 people, and currently hires within the United States across engineering, support, sales, marketing and product.
Engineering uses Python, Java, fio, Docker, GitLab, OpenShift and React/TypeScript around NVMe, SAS and SATA SSDs; business systems include Oracle EBS, SAP BusinessObjects, SQL Server, HubSpot and SmartRecruiters.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest focus, mostly senior and staff-level roles tied to SSD qualification, test automation and failure analysis, all based in the United States.
Qualifying datacenter SSD products (SAS and NVMe) for OEM and global accounts, developing test scripts and debug firmware, building a next-generation SSD portfolio, and shaping go-to-market for hyperscale customers.
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