
Jordan Stratton developed the HSA KMT Software Model for Pre-Silicon Bring-Up within the ROCm/ROCR-Runtime repository, enabling early development and validation of low-level system components without requiring physical hardware. Using C and C++, Jordan implemented model-specific source and header files, introduced environment-variable-based initialization, and updated the kernel fusion driver to support the new software model. This work leveraged skills in API design, build systems with CMake, and embedded systems programming to decouple software validation from hardware availability. The resulting solution accelerated integration and testing workflows, providing a safer, more flexible path for pre-silicon bring-up across the ROCm software stack.

March 2025: Delivered the HSA KMT Software Model for Pre-Silicon Bring-Up in ROCm/ROCR-Runtime, enabling early development and validation without hardware. Implemented model-specific source and header files, added environment-variable-based initialization, and updated KFD to support the software model. This work creates a safer, testable path for pre-silicon bring-up, accelerating integration and reducing hardware dependencies across the ROCm stack.
March 2025: Delivered the HSA KMT Software Model for Pre-Silicon Bring-Up in ROCm/ROCR-Runtime, enabling early development and validation without hardware. Implemented model-specific source and header files, added environment-variable-based initialization, and updated KFD to support the software model. This work creates a safer, testable path for pre-silicon bring-up, accelerating integration and reducing hardware dependencies across the ROCm stack.
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